The improvements since executive director Lauren Akitake came aboard in August have been the most significant in the board’s history.

Graffiti art does more than deface walls. It challenges gentrification itself.

Hawaiʻi’s policy decisions must be grounded in facts, not rhetoric nor emotion.

People frequently are forced to vote for someone other than their preference, keeping us in a two-party duopoly.

CRB is a fast‑spreading invasive pest but not the first or primary danger to the precious plant.

Obamacare was never designed to fix what’s actually system failure.

Raising your hand and getting involved now could help stop Hawaiʻi’s brain drain.

Opposition to housing policies reflects an outcry of a deep cultural and psychological loss for Native Hawaiians.

Constitutional issues are the basis for the conclusion of the Nuclear Energy Working Group’s final report for the state energy office.

Something as essential as food shouldn’t be relegated to the dumpster, if we can help it.