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Editorial: Building homes, slowly on Oahu
Potential is such a double-edged sword: It has the power to uplift with promises, but also brings bitter disappointment when those promises are dashed. Read more
Potential is such a double-edged sword: It has the power to uplift with promises, but also brings bitter disappointment when those promises are dashed. Read more
Gov. David Ige’s July 17 COVID-19 emergency proclamation suspended the law requiring the state, counties and their employees to pay annual contributions to the Employer-Union Health Benefits Trust Fund (EUTF) for fiscal year 2020-2021. Read more
I have noticed a sprinkling of people of color — Asians, Pacific Islanders and others — at the Trump rallies here in Honolulu. Read more
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In less than six months after Hawaii’s first COVID-19 cases surfaced, the Hawaii Foodbank distributed more than 13 million pounds of food on Oahu and Kauai. Read more
In the midst of the biggest disruption in the history of education, we are re-evaluating and adjusting our education practices and protocols, while also questioning the core purpose of education. Read more
I’m a former TV news reporter. In my days at KGMB News (now Hawaii News Now), I often would dig up information for colleagues simply because I enjoyed being a super sleuth. For quarantine breakers, if a checked name comes back as someone who should be in quarantine, I then do a deep dig online. Read more
Kudos to University of Hawaii Provost Michael Bruno for reversing a decision to proceed with the hiring of a new director for the Institute of Astronomy during a hiring freeze. As we can see in the world of national politics, it’s not easy to reverse course. Read more
The late Hawaii lobbyist John Radcliffe was fond of advising clients and colleagues to “have a plan.” Read more