Will your state legislator be truthful with you when answering the three questions below? Will they seek proactive and positive solutions or will they deny…
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Every two years Kaua‘i has an open election. For some politicians it is a full-time job, consulting those newcomers on issues that divide a community…
Councilmembers voted to keep TVR (transient vacation rental) tax rates lower and postpone new investments in affordable housing. Words suitable for a family audience cannot…
A recent article in TGI (May 10) talked about the legislation the state passed this session regarding the environment and energy. What should be clarified…
How can we help to decrease homelessness in Hawai‘i? Homelessness has become an ongoing issue that impacts the population socially and economically. According to Lt.…
I had three minutes. The group I was speaking to was a new organization, formed to support candidates whose values supported people and the ‘aina.…
Many people here on Kaua‘i, the state and the nation are increasingly interested in moving from gas-powered cars to electric vehicles (EVs) due to climate…
Top executives of Hawai‘i’s largest publicly traded companies received an average pay increase of more than $750,000 in 2021. Their average take-home pay: $4.5 million…
Free and fair elections are the cornerstone of democracy. Elections give ‘we the people’ a voice in our government in the most fundamental way: by…
The 2022 Kaua‘i election lineup is slowly starting to take shape. As of 04/15, 10 residents have formally expressed interest in running for the seven-member…