The Legislature and the executive branch should be in partnership to accomplish shared goals for this important Hawaii institution.

Our islands cannot survive if our middle class is hollowed out.

Hawaii cannot place already endangered and irreplaceable cultural and natural resources at further risk.

The death rate from melanoma for Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders is twice the statewide average.

The policies are victories for both the climate and the pocketbooks of local families.

More green spaces help reduce loneliness and promote safety, build community and helps us gather together.

There is a troubling pattern of some legislators trying to  erode the university’s constitutional autonomy.

The Legislature is not a rubber stamp, and there are other constituencies with needed projects.

Josh Green has it in his power to serve as a model for other state leaders.

The case should not be cited as precedent to deny equal protection of the laws.