While anniversaries can help move us forward, they can also mark a moment of reflection about how much farther we must go.

They traditionally clog prime locations with preset rental equipment, but a new law threatens big fines.

Most people believe birth order determines personality despite the science. It’s a reflection of how we worship science as certain, except when it gets in the way of our beliefs.

My son’s garden was raided by wild pigs, but it wasn’t enough to squelch his farming ambitions. We should encourage young people to help create food security.

Political signs are a cheap and effective way to promote candidates for office. But there are rules and guidelines for their use.

Social media methods may increase turnout, but door-to-door canvassing is still the time-tested strategy for changing minds.

All-mail elections means no excuses for voter apathy. We all can mobilize our friends, family, coworkers and community. Here’s how.

The Japanese vote is highly sought by non-Japanese candidates in the Aloha State.

The housing project, aimed at providing middle-class residential rental units for North Shore families, is being put in by the development arm of the Mormon church.

Five storytellers took the stage on Aug. 3 having no idea, like the rest of us, of what was about to happen to the island they celebrated.