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Editorial: Less property tax take will mean city squeeze
The city’s Real Property Assessment Division is now wrapping up distribution of notices to Oahu property owners informing them of their assessments for the 2020-21 tax year. Read more
The city’s Real Property Assessment Division is now wrapping up distribution of notices to Oahu property owners informing them of their assessments for the 2020-21 tax year. Read more
The military has also shown itself to be effective when redirected toward disaster relief; it should start with the ones it has created. Read more
Selfish few setting illegal fireworks spoil season; HECO leaders ready for changes, despite critic; Treating sleep apnea would be life-improvin. Read more
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It’s easy to be overcome by the crush of a busy holiday — and political — season. That’s when a bit of happy news provides blessed relief: The 29 homeless seniors getting a glimpse of their future studio units, now under renovation, is one such story. Read more
While the sources of incivility are complex, our schools can teach students how to engage with a spectrum of competing ideas in a thoughtful and respectful way. Read more
Just over 16 years ago, Twinkle Borge, wounded in spirit and haunted by meth, came to live with six others under the kiawe trees bordering the Waianae Small Boat Harbor. Read more
Synopsis: The English pronoun “they” has been selected word of the year for 2019. It is being used as a non-gendered, third-person singular pronoun. Read more
The good news is we have just about made it through 2019; the bad news is that most of Hawaii’s political crises, missteps and predicaments will follow us into 2020. Read more