Editorial

Letters to the Editor

Letters: Snowden case brings freedoms into relief; Appalled by government inertia on coast erosion; Input on needed curbs on firearms in public

• Today

Snowden case brings freedoms into relief; Appalled by government inertia on coast erosion; Input on needed curbs on firearms in public. Read more

Letters: CNHA-OHA dispute used as pawn in tourism deal; Realize that air travel is disastrous for climate; Recycle abandoned vehicles for needy folks

Letters: EPA oversteps input on Thirty Meter Telescope; Red-light cameras face so many road realities; East Oahu trail’s hunting and hiking don’t mix

Letters: Bad to stop stadium ‘P3’ at this late stage; Use beach stand as zoo, aquarium booth; Simplify confusing airport posts’ signage

Letters: Class-action suit needed so Navy pays for all fixes; Don’t let fear of firearms conjure absurd scenarios; Not all distasteful speech is unlawful ‘hate speech’

Letters: Executive order on abortion? Heavy-handed; Marijuana dispensaries got greedy; open market; Homeless clinic is solid, but not in Chinatown

Letters: Legalizing recreational pot would not be wise; Queen was royalty, both by birth and in service; Move bill that would ban too-early trash pickup

Our View

Editorial: Hawaii can do much for own economy

• Today

Economic forecasters say Hawaii might not fare as badly as the U.S. as a whole over the next two years — but that doesn’t exactly translate to “happy days are here again.” What it does mean is that while the U.S. may be pushed into a sustained economic downturn — a recession — because of rising federal interest rates, Hawaii may squeak through with minimal growth. Read more

Editorial: EPA’s cultural input on TMT surprises

Editorial: Red-light cameras aiming for safety

Editorial: Waikiki ripe for land-use updates

Editorial: Beyond seafood label

Editorial: Moving on Red Hill

Editorial: Resolve snafu on criminal cases