by Pearl Hahn American citizens who value choice and freedom have done it again. They rallied enough to force President Obama to back away from single-payer
by Pearl Hahn The vote to ban plastic bags on Kauai has again been postponed. Lawmakers would be wise to use this extra time to seriously
Remembering kama’aina John Goemans John Goemans, a revolutionary attorney well known for his initiation of the Rice v. Cayetano case, passed away on Monday, June
by Pearl Hahn KITV News recently reported that dog walkers have been the target of a new city and county crackdown. Kapiolani Park, a popular recreation
by Pearl Hahn The House Ethics Committee has been probing three members of the House; Maxine Waters (D) of California, Sam Graves (R) of Missouri, and
by Pearl Hahn Last year, TRIP, a national transportation watchdog group, rated Honolulu as having the second-worst urban roads in the nation. On top of
by Pearl Hahn In his recent Honolulu Advertiser op-ed, Maui Democratic Party chairman Lance Holter deemed President Obama’s health care reform an essential and patriotic plan. His rationale can
by Hideo Hikida In 2007, Hawaii state officials unveiled a new plan to reduce city power consumption by 10% by 2017. Two years later, the
by Pearl Hahn Hawaii’s Department of Taxation reported that revenue collections were down 5 percent in July and August compared with the last fiscal year,
To the Hawaii Legislature:
Hawaii families face skyrocketing healthcare costs and a shortage of doctors. Exempting medical services from Hawaii’s general excise tax would result in millions of dollars in savings for residents and help bring doctors back.
