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Editorial: Immigration ‘public charge’ rule too harsh
This is an immigrant state in an immigrant nation, at a time that is proving unreasonably — and unproductively — harsh for immigrants. Read more
This is an immigrant state in an immigrant nation, at a time that is proving unreasonably — and unproductively — harsh for immigrants. Read more
To the protesters I say this: Keep the end in mind. There are more challenges ahead. Ask if winning this battle will actually help win the war. Read more
I had to laugh at the article that said Mayor Kirk Caldwell sees the new bulky trash system as improving. Read more
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Legal challenges notwithstanding — and there have been a couple — the city’s fledgling crackdown on illegal vacation rentals is working, with online listings dropping. Read more
As Hong Kong’s protests escalate, a growing number of observers are asking when and if China will dispatch troops to end them. Read more
Scott Schroeder has wanted to be in education since he was being educated himself, starting with grade school. Whatever level of school he was in at the time, that’s the level he wanted to teach. Read more
At a legislative briefing about the Mauna Kea Access Road, state Sen. Kai Kahele suggested that the land swap between the DOT and the DHHL was not legally consummated. The authority over the road reverts to the DHHL. Read more
For the protesters and Hawaii’s leaders, making the result a compromise and not a disaster, is an ability that today neither side appears to possess. Read more