By: Reverend Ken Makuakane In the Bible, the prophet Amos tells us that God abhors hypocrisy and predicts a time when...

By: John Webster John Webster is a former IBM and KPMG executive and a retired professor of entrepreneurship at Chaminade...

By: Zaralyn Aki As a Native Hawaiian, I was appalled to see Bob Crone’s letter (“Kakaako Makai could be more than...

By: Francine Gora Great front-page coverage of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs’ (OHA) plans for Kakaako Makai (“Battle over...

By: Pualeilani Kamahoahoa As a Native Hawaiian, I strive to educate and share compassion among others, through intention...

By: Hakuone “A well-planned Kaka‘ako Makai can serve to help stimulate Hawai‘i’s economy; provide job opportunities for...

By: Sweetie Kuehu (Aliamanu)I recently attended the virtual town hall regarding parcels of land, now named Hakuone,...

By: Mililani Trask Mililani B. Trask is an attorney and vice chair of the board of trustees of the Office of Hawaiian...

By: Ryan Kawailani OzawaA vision for OHA’s Land at Hakuone Live, work, play.” It’s a mantra chanted by the enlightened...

By: Sylvia M. Hussey, , Ed.D., is chief executive officer (Ka Pouhana) of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs.The focus on the...

By: Puanani Fernandez-AkamineIn 2012, the State of Hawaiʻi transferred approximately 30 acres of land in urban Honolulu to...

By: Kuʻuwehi Hiraishi: Hawaii Public RadioHakuone — which translates to “sands of creation” — is the new name for a 30 acre...