Editorial

Letters to the Editor

Letters: COVID cases are few, restrictions unnecessary; Officer set example of how to respond; Don’t let U.S. become another Venezuela

• Today

COVID cases are few, restrictions unnecessary; Officer set example of how to respond; Don’t let U.S. become another Venezuela. Read more

Letters: Time to speak out about vaccinations; Choose healthy diet over Alzheimer’s drug; Let’s hear from those victimized by crime

Letters: Electioneering bill would cut transparency; Count 12 and older for vaccination calculation; Endless deficit spending on infrastructure wrong

Letters: Conserve energy, use a clothesline; Let’s quell the fears about COVID-19 spread; Those who make more should be taxed more

Letters: Stadium financing looks a lot like the rail project; Teach teen students how to survive in adult world; Many of Trump’s lies have ‘nice ring’ to them

Letters: Some jobs aren’t worth accepting; Lingering effects of COVID uncertain; Residents may fight excess of tourists

Letters: Abortion opponents should help, or adopt; Not counting young kids, 61% are vaccinated; Stop those who would overthrow government

Our View

Editorial: Transparency can build trust in HPD

• Today

Tasked with making life-and-death decisions in fast-moving circumstances, police officers risk their lives in the interest of maintaining public safety. Armed with a badge and a firearm, they also wield power that can leave others with fatal wounds. Read more

Editorial: United effort can curb homelessness

Editorial: Set the stage for unrestricted travel

Editorial: Restaurants must curb COVID cases

Editorial: Push incentives to get vaccinated

Editorial: Reject bills that are out-of-bounds

Editorial: Keeping Hawaii in the dark on public information