Homelessness, the gentrification of Chinatown and public safety were key issues for these downtown Democratic candidates.

Democratic candidates discuss Makiki District Park, condo reform, expanding preschool access and more.

Monster homes, public safety for pedestrians and invasive species were on the agenda of these Democratic candidates.

Republican candidates talked overcrowding at Campbell High School, traffic on Fort Weaver Road, Honolulu rail and more.

Democratic candidates shared their two cents on homelessness in Chinatown, traffic safety, illegal fireworks and more.

Democrat candidates Matt Kaneali’i-Kleinfelder and Jeanné Kapela talk housing access, water utilities evacuation plans and more.

Mahalo to candidates Les Ihara Jr. and Jackson D. Sayama for joining us to talk Kaimukī parking, overgrown vegetation in the neighborhood and more.

State Sen. Jarrett Keohokalole talks about putting local families in more homes, what to do about the Jones Act and more.

What were Hawaiʻi legislators up to this year?

Hear Charlie Koh’s principles for creating change in a troubled world.