Today's Star-Adv Labels what many consider a sensible decision as an “Epic Fail” in screaming all-caps....

...complete list of candidates for Party leadership....

Today, the U.S. has fewer shipyards than any time in the recent past. Between 2006 and 2011, the Jones Act-eligible fleet shrank by over 17 percent....

...Shut up or we’ll make you pay for rail too....

Multiple procurement violations underlie a secret $435,000 contract between the Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA) and a company owned by UH Law Professor Kamana Beamer.....

"...Kaiama, with reckless disregard as to the truth or falsity of the allegation, accused the presiding Judge of committing war crimes under international Conventions, and thereby filed a frivolous document that served no legal or practical purpose...."

...The fine is based on an inspection DOH officials did March 28-29 in response to Democratic Party insiders....

...Presented jointly with PRI’s The World & WGBH News....

...the economic outlook for Hawaiʻi, which remains favorable, despite tremendous uncertainty about future U.S. policy....

...the 2017 session began with a range of gun bills introduced, but only a few bills saw legislative action this year.  All bills will carry-over to the 2018 legislative session....

Outstanding Community Service Contributions by Military Service Members Recognized....

...the Senate remains open to negotiate an agreement with the House to ensure adequate financing to complete the project, yet minimize the impact on the most vulnerable citizens of the community....

...The May 1, 2017 decision by Judge Jeffrey P. Crabtree has been posted to OIP’s website....

... Four Pacific 'Monuments' are under review ....

...the lack of dissent allows tax-and-spend policies to move smoothly through the Hawaii Legislature...until....

"...KIUC could increase its renewable portfolio by ten percent or more with pumped storage hydro...." --DHHL

...we were unable to agree with the Senate on funding to complete Honolulu’s rail system....

229 Bills have been passed by the Legislature.  15 have been signed into law as of May 4.  Another 214 are awaiting Gubernatorial action....

... Hawaii ranks 31st at 21.5% of collections ....

What is done by executive power can be undone by executive power....