When the Elections Commission loses focus, administrators can’t make routine improvements, voters lose trust and lawmakers must referee performative fights.

The president insists he’s brought down the price of groceries. The cash register receipt shows that’s far from true.

Modeling a new stadium and entertainment district on a mainland concept could bring the same problems.

Chickens OK, roosters not so much. Bill 52 tests how far Hawaiʻi County will go to balance peace, food and freedom.

Keeping connected with Hawaiʻi culture is a challenge for lifelong residents who move away.

By not forcing voters to choose a single party in August, we can enhance the November general election.

The U.S. Census Bureau has changed what is classified as “urban” and “rural.” That can have major economic ramifications.

There are so many reasons why issuing a proclamation won’t solve this problem. But it can’t hurt.

A traditional Hawaiian dish has been appropriated around the world, but in name only.

The lawsuit against the well-endowed Hawaiian school insists the goal is to force racial integration but there’s more of an undercurrent here.