Can we trust and verify complete and irreversible denuclearization of North Korea?

Our history shows that we’ve been harmed by militarization.

Taking the big money out of politics will empower Hawaii’s working class.

It takes a two-thirds vote, but public bodies can legally address some items that come up unexpectedly during meetings.

Giving Hawaiians land in each of the 1,600 Ahupuaʻa in Hawaii is a place to start.

Since the days of King Kalakaua, baseball has been a thread that runs through Hawaii’s fabric of life.

The world watches as Hawaii governor prepares to sign pesticide regulation bill.

The new Kahauiki Village is rekindling the communal values of old plantation towns.

The opportunity to earn college credits in high school classrooms has to be balanced with other considerations.

A con con could fundamentally change state government, or be hijacked by entrenched interests.

There are plenty of logistical questions about how a con con would work. Here are some answers.

The first was part of the statehood process in 1950. The 1968 one brought minor changes, but the last one in 1978 proved pivotal.