We primarily represent the interests of all types of customers of Hawaii’s regulated utilities (residential, commercial, industrial) and transportation providers in proceedings before the state Public Utilities Commission (PUC). Read more
What is the RISE project, and why is the Pacific Asian Center for Entrepreneurship (PACE) at the Shidler College of Business involving itself in student housing? Read more
What do you see as the role of the UH Cancer Center? Read more
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Kevin Nakaoka, Honolulu’s new U.S. Postal Service postmaster, prepares Oahu’s mail workers for an ambitious modernization plan. Read more
Q: Are you concerned that more fuel has been spilled than has been publicly acknowledged? How much fuel is in the Red Hill tanks now? Read more
What are the biggest challenges facing the city’s Parks and Recreation Department today? Read more
HomeAid Hawaii’s Kalaeloa kauhale housing project in West Oahu has 37 tiny permanent homes. How does the kauhale concept fit in with the larger problem of housing the homeless? Read more
Alan Johnson, the president of the Hina Mauka addiction treatment center, sees an increase in patients and more complex conditions. Read more
Question: How have police officers in Hawaii adapted to the use of body cameras, security cameras and people with cellphones shooting video at crime scenes Read more
HILT works in three ways: We protect land, we steward land, and we connect people to the land. Through purchases and conservation easements, we protect coastlines, wahi kupuna (Hawaiian cultural landscapes), and lands that grow food for Hawaii’s people. Read more
Five questions with Dr. Kim-Anh Nguyen, president of the Blood Bank of Hawaii. Read more
Chad Buck, owner of Hawaii Foodservice Alliance, takes on challenge of helping Hawaii residents through food distribution drives. Read more
Goodwill Hawaii’s president Laura Smith leads an organization facing a tough challenge: helping people find jobs during an economic shutdown. Read more
William Aila Jr.’s retirement was short and uneventful. Read more
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