Column: Federal pandemic money infuses Hawaii’s fiscal health
Compare Green’s easy economic decisions with the hard choices forced on Ige. Read more
Compare Green’s easy economic decisions with the hard choices forced on Ige. Read more
Check out photos from readers who captured reminders of home while on the road. Read more
Mammal watching is superficially similar to bird-watching: trying to see as many wild species as possible. Read more
Let’s look back and see why investing in bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure must be a priority for our transportation future, not only in Honolulu, but across Hawaii. Read more
What Hawaii truly needs is a commitment to investing in its people. Read more
Much uncertainty remains over Green’s efforts to find revenue for climate resiliency projects and to protect natural resources. Read more
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Utah Prep will meet Brewster Academy (N.H.) for the Classic title at 8 p.m. Saturday. Read more
Only six boys have earned four state championships since the HHSAA started sanctioning the sport in 1966. Read more
Originally conceived of as a 144-bed dormitory, the new building on the northwest corner of Hawaii Community Correctional Center’s grounds was scaled back to 48 beds. Read more
The old stadium won’t be torn down until a contract is finalized between the state and the developer, which is expected in the summer. Read more
Residents across the state will see less being withheld from their paychecks beginning in January. Read more
Synopsis: Calques in Hawaiian from English detract from the goal of revitalizing Hawaiian for use in present and future contexts. Read more
The contractor who erroneously built the house was ordered by the judge to deposit the funds for the demolition and removal of debris by Jan. 21 into an account established by the court. Read more
Why wasn’t it covered widely in America? My ancestors were demolished in Hiroshima, so I’m taking your silence very personally, America. Read more
While we can rejoice in the safe return of Tonka, one must ask at what price. Read more
Since Hawaiian is an official language for Hawaii, shouldn’t it be taught in our schools? Read more