At this time in the Legislative session, only a few hundred of the thousands of measures introduced in January are still in consideration....

The 2022 Legislative Session has opened, but the State Capitol is still closed. With virtually every other place of public accommodation...

Like everything else, this year is going to be different at the Legislature. The Capitol is closed to the general public, but, for the...

Many thanks to the hundreds of people who came to our Town Hall meetings earlier this month in Kahuku, Kahaluu and Waialua. ...

Too big, too close is no exaggeration when describing the Na Pua Makani wind turbines. To address the many concerns of the new wind...

A new working group has been formed to review subdivision and condominium laws relating to agricultural lands. As we all know, there is...

A long simmering, contentious issue has finally risen to center stage as both the city council and state legislature passed legislation...

The 2019 Legislative session roared to an exciting conclusion with three dramatic votes on vacation rental taxation in the final days,...

I am pleased to report that the land and water bills discussed in my last report have most likely died. While possible, it is unlikely...

Should the state allow industrial solar energy development on our best agricultural lands? I most passionately say No. Several years...