The potential bribe is a public issue that touches the public in different ways. A legislative inquiry would allow the public to watch how it unfolded.
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Denby Fawcett: 365 Days Of Donald Trump And The Effect On Hawaiʻi
Trump’s policies in the last year have caused structural damage to governance that might be difficult to reverse.
Makana Eyre: Is Hawaiʻi Worth It? These Returning Ex-Pats Say Yes
Moving home to the islands after years away can be a tough decision.
Lee Cataluna: This Is Not The Way To Deal With Bad Drivers
Proposals to bring back a written test to renew a Hawaiʻi driver’s license are missing the point.
Beth Fukumoto: Hawaiʻi Isn’t The Only State Struggling With Federal Policy
Fiscal and policy pressures are impacting everything from the budget to health care to social and legal issues.
Kirstin Downey: Maui Properties Get State Money For Preservation
Advocates want the Legislature to fully fund the Legacy Land program to save even more areas that are at risk from developers.
Neal Milner: A Tale Of Two Fishponds Says A Lot About Cultural Restoration
Change in Hawaiʻi is a mix of repurposing and reinventing.
Lee Cataluna: Bribery Mystery Becoming Most-Watched True Crime Story
Everybody wants to know who got the $35,000 in the paper bag.
Kirstin Downey: This Lush Big Island Estuary Has Just Been Saved
The 81-acre site was being eyed by real estate developers but Hawaiʻi County just bought it and a local fishing group will manage it.
