There’s more common ground than you think
The U.S. House Committee on Education and the Workforce on Thursday, June 13, 2024 approved a measure that would roll back a final rule by the Biden administration on Title…
Candidate Q&A: State House District 43 — Kanani Souza
“I am a strong advocate for my community members and the people of Hawaii to always have a seat at the table.”
Candidate Q&A: Office Of Hawaiian Affairs At-Large Trustee — Peter Apo
“A pivotal part of any self-governance dialogue has to include reconciling the illegal overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom in 1893.”
Candidate Q&A: Office Of Hawaiian Affairs At-Large Trustee — Patty Kahanamoku-Teruya
“Let us not forget that the state failed to resolve the management of Mauna Kea.”
Candidate Q&A: Office Of Hawaiian Affairs At-Large Trustee — Larry Kawaauhau
“Native Hawaiians are deprived of their ancestral lands after years of witnessing their Hawaii sold repeatedly to the benefit of others and not Hawaiians.”
This UH Professor Is On A Mission To Get The State To Revisit A 1906 Murder Case
A professor on the Big Island is trying to get an official apology for three Korean men she believes were wrongly executed in Hawaii more than a century ago.
Lee Cataluna: Phasing Out 7,000 Vacation Rentals On Maui Would Be A Sea Change
The days of doing anything you want with your own property may be coming to a welcome end.
The Weekly News Quiz: June 28
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US Supreme Court Ruling Gives City More Leeway In Removing Homeless Encampments
The ruling gets rid of a key constitutional protection that homelessness advocates had been using to contest municipal laws they said were too harsh on homeless people.
John Pritchett: Laying An Egg
President Joe Biden was pretty much a disaster in his debate against Donald Trump. Can he recover by November? Or will Democrats find a new nominee?