Danny De Gracia

Running for office is a patriotic leap of faith that more of us need to make if the state is ever going to see real change.

Putting warning labels on social media is no substitute for what needs to be a bigger regulatory and representative discussion about our digital society.

It’s become popular in recent years to speak ill and be ashamed of the U.S. But let’s not forget why being an American is still special and worth celebrating 248 years later.

2024 is shaping up as one of the most intense years for emotionally agitating and confusing events. How we respond as voters is vital to our democracy.

It's time to make way for a new generation of leaders at every level of government. That means giving young people more opportunities and second chances.

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

We have no shortage of rubber-stampers and wait-and-seers. What we need are people willing to do the hard work of reform and be accountable.

Oahu has been fortunate to avoid the worst of storms but the effects of a warming planet will require a more proactive approach to disaster preparedness.

The labor market is in a crisis, and people's self-worth is tied to having a good job and being able to provide for themselves.

Police presence is only a small part of addressing our island’s problems. We need to think about how all of us fit in to making a more connected, safer Oahu.