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Editorial: State budget cuts must be surgical
When public worker furloughs are tapped as one means to making ends meet, the state must make those surgically, to maintain social-service safety nets and front-line worker services. Read more
When public worker furloughs are tapped as one means to making ends meet, the state must make those surgically, to maintain social-service safety nets and front-line worker services. Read more
The skills and abilities of women are crucial to help our economy and world recover from this unprecedented crisis, and without the proper support from labor and unemployment systems, women are struggling to survive in a bleak new reality. Read more
People should not be taxed to eat, take necessary medicines, drive to the store or work and stay in their homes. For many non-government employees throughout Hawaii, but especially in the tourism sector, it is a struggle to just get by. Read more
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Some 16 years after the Stadium Bowl-O-Drome bowling alley closed, leaving the prime Moiliili property mostly unused, new life is prepping to emerge. Read more
We have watched daily the sadness of COVID-19 at the Yukie Okutsu Veterans Home in Hilo. Many have wondered how could so many of the home’s residents be affected quickly and die in such large numbers. Read more
The Hawai‘i COVID Collaborative is a hui of private health care systems, businesses and nonprofits formed to address the unmet need for reliable, accurate, actionable public information. Read more
Synopsis: Hypocrisy is rife. A new appointment to the Supreme Court, based on ideological positions, could soon bring an end to abortion rights. Read more
We have two politicians with a demonstrated ability to talk and and talk, struck mute when the question is, “What will you do about rail?” Read more