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Editorial: Chinatown hit with virus fears
Compared to China, which is contending with upwards of 72,000 confirmed cases of the potentially fatal 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19), the number of cases outside that country remains low. Read more
Compared to China, which is contending with upwards of 72,000 confirmed cases of the potentially fatal 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19), the number of cases outside that country remains low. Read more
The Hawaii Department of Transportation (HDOT) has all but declared war on light-plane aviation. Read more
With falsehoods flying, Chinatown needs help; Drivers should take care where pedestrians walk; Rail project could follow California’s bad example. Read more
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First detected in Pearl City in December, the avocado lace bug, or Pseudacysta perseae, is Hawaii’s newest agricultural pest threat. Read more
We need to stand up to the Trump administration’s misguided attempts to weaken nutrition standards. Read more
Ed Sniffen, the deputy director of the state Department of Transportation’s Highways Division, has had a lot on his mind lately: coastal highways crumbling from erosion, rocks falling on the Pali Highway, jaywalkers crossing Kamehameha Highway at Laniakea Beach to look at turtles. Read more
A lawsuit has been filed against the state in order to put an end to the misuse of Hawaiian Home Lands. The Hawaiian community must be vigilant to make sure that the state plays fair. Read more
Because he has never run for office in Hawaii, Rick Blangiardi may be considered a political outsider — but the campaign team revealed when Blangiardi announced for mayor last week was a perfectly balanced cast of insiders. Read more