Will the Secretary of State address the single most important question raised in Hawaii since 1898.
Community Voice
Real School Reform Remains in Question
A response to state school Superintendent Kathryn Matayoshi.
Neil Abercrombie’s Loss and the Future of Hawaii
As we approach the post-Neil era, we should remember that he fell on his political sword to bring the state’s finances back from the brink.
An Open Letter to U.S. Assistant Secretary of Insular Affairs Esther Kiaaina
This contributor builds an argument that without a treaty, the Hawaiian Kingdom remains sovereign, and that Hawaii has been under a long illegal occupation dating back to the 19th century.
One Girl’s Guide to Taming the Beast of Political Ignorance and Intimidation
A grumbling hypocrite learned of the pride, elation and empowerment that can come with learning about — and becoming engaged with — our political process.
I Come From a Family of Unorthodox Human Statistics
Hawaii is going through a health crisis that translates into profound personal loss that I know too well. It is something to think about as people prepare to vote.
Is the University of Hawaii Capable of Doing Better After the Latest Crisis?
Unfortunately, the people in charge of top appointments at UH seem to have selective memories.
Hawaii Disaster Team Ready for Anything
With a hurricane and tropical storm approaching the islands, local emergency personnel are training for widespread casualties.
We Must Pay Attention in Hawaii to Help Stop the Violence in Gaza
The level of horror may mark a natural endpoint for journalistic objectivity and requires us to stand up in the most basic show of solidarity.
