Beth Fukumoto

The Oregon city adopted the types of voting changes that we should consider in the islands.

Sweeps, bans and civil commitments have been common tools used in Hawaiʻi for years.

Hawaiʻi has done a lot to produce affordable places to live, but examples elsewhere show that we can do more.

Unless we're willing to go all-in on this approach to increasing housing, we should quit pretending it's part of the solution.

The new book "Abundance" offers a clean, easy-to-understand approach that we can apply to our biggest crises.

Third-party candidates generally don't do well in Hawaiʻi where political trust is built on relationships.

Only about half the state's public high schools offer the training teens are required to receive before getting a license.

There are rules governing these pools of money, but what happens when the restrictions are ignored?

Don't let other news developments distract you from the fact that rights are under attack across the nation.

Yet another state audit takes the Department of Health to task over its deposit beverage program. It's time for the Legislature to step in.