Community Voice

There are risks, but viable resources exist across the state, including on Oʻahu.

And the Legislature’s Senate Bill 3162 is the plan.

The lack of a second road for emergencies has long been identified as a public-safety concern.

While the intent is understandable, the bill could produce unintended consequences for those it seeks to protect.

Long delays in access show up in families, in emergency rooms, and in communities across our state.

The Board of Education’s responsibility is to ensure that it technology enhances learning rather than diminishes it.

Small, targeted investments in state agricultural capacity can unlock outsized federal returns.

Let’s encourage and subsidize rooftop solar but also recognize that 69% of the island’s power comes from burning oil.