Social media is bolstering political activism and allowing Native Hawaiians to control their own narrative.
The city wants to lease out all of the iconic pavilions to beach service vendors, although officials won’t say it’s to chase out the chronic homeless.
People need to start voting younger in 2020 because there is so much more at stake that impacts them much earlier.
Hawaiians should organize a mass voting effort by using the same social media networks that made movements over the past year so powerful.
The author is receiving multiple unwanted solicitations from the National Association for Gun Rights.
The term “local” is so overrated. I’ve spent decades contributing to the public well-being without embracing that culturally sensitive label.
Hearing Native Hawaiians oppose major projects over ancient graves, cultural artifacts and environmental concerns is not only predictable, it is inevitable under poor economic conditions.
Before the luxury apartments and the seawalls, the once-expansive shoreline was known to Hawaiians as Kapua, meaning “the flower.”
The few remaining local grocery chains struggle to compete in Hawaii. But for millennials, it’s hard to resist the convenience and offerings of giants like Whole Foods.
Hawaiians should organize a mass voting effort by using the same social media networks that made movements over the past year so powerful.
The author is receiving multiple unwanted solicitations from the National Association for Gun Rights.
The term “local” is so overrated. I’ve spent decades contributing to the public well-being without embracing that culturally sensitive label.
Hearing Native Hawaiians oppose major projects over ancient graves, cultural artifacts and environmental concerns is not only predictable, it is inevitable under poor economic conditions.
Before the luxury apartments and the seawalls, the once-expansive shoreline was known to Hawaiians as Kapua, meaning “the flower.”
The few remaining local grocery chains struggle to compete in Hawaii. But for millennials, it’s hard to resist the convenience and offerings of giants like Whole Foods.
Forget the Iowa caucus. Screw New Hampshire, too. The Aloha State should get first crack at picking our POTUS.
State lawmakers shouldn’t create a special commission to resolve Native Hawaiian issues if it’s just a poorly veiled cover for finding a solution for Mauna Kea.
The fences were installed in December but both have been removed following public protests.
Passing a proposed $500 tax credit for buying classroom supplies would be a small step by the Legislature to provide teachers the help they deserve.
The state Attorney General’s latest action to subpoena a nonprofit’s bank records borders on a dangerous abuse of power.
Local is still mostly about race in Hawaii, but talking about shared experiences can help us overcome some of those differences.
Trisha Kehaulana Watson: The Rise Of #KanakaTwitter