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Editorial: HONU has hope for the homeless
Despite ongoing pushes to shed Hawaii’s ranking as having the highest per capita rate of homelessness nationwide, the problem persists. Read more
Despite ongoing pushes to shed Hawaii’s ranking as having the highest per capita rate of homelessness nationwide, the problem persists. Read more
A recent Star-Advertiser editorial identified a trend in the Ala Moana neighborhood: namely, more market-rate condos are being built instead of affordable housing (“No TOD benefits for luxury condos,” Our Vew, Oct. 2). Read more
An “asset” is defined as a useful or valuable thing, person or quality. You don’t have to own something for it to be your asset. Read more
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The homeless “sweeps” such as what occurred Tuesday at Waianae’s Kea‘au Beach Park require more than a few brooms — and more than a few people. Read more
It’s been a very long time since women were a novelty in the workplace — but why does equality still elude our workplaces? Read more
According to NOAA’s monument superintendent Athline Clark, Papahanaumokuakea National Marine Monument is bearing up under strain. Read more
Synopsis: Words for body parts and bodily functions are not taboo in Hawaiian simply because their English counterparts are so in English. Read more
You don’t run for president of the United States because you are modest, but the wrong-headed self-importance of Tulsi Gabbard’s campaign has gone from being a national political oddity to just becoming tedious. Read more