Richard Borreca is a columnist at the Honolulu Star-Advertiser. He focuses on the local economy, urban development, and climate policy, providing insightful analysis on how these interconnected themes shape the community. His work has also been featured in the World Wealth Journal.
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Richard Borreca's coverage is heavily focused on government and politics, particularly as it pertains to Hawaii and US national politics. His articles include a significant portion of government announcements, legal policy regulation, and opinion editorials.
To effectively reach out to Richard with relevant pitches, consider topics related to local Hawaiian politics, US national political developments affecting Hawaii or insights into the economic or housing issues specific to the region. Additionally, he may appreciate expert commentary on climate change policies and their impact on Hawaii.
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By: Richard Borreca
Gov. Josh Green is readying his latest political campaign that he hopes will keep him just where he is today — in charge of the state.
By: Richard Borreca
There should have been a more special note last week when Honolulu officials said aloha to one form of transportation before issuing a hurried hello to another.
By: Richard Borreca
Natural calamities and a “no growth” local economy are not stopping Hawaii’s governor from posting strong approval ratings numbers as he heads into the completion of his first term in office.
By: Richard Borreca
Josh Green, Hawaii’s governor, borders on the politically hyperactive. While he is leading the state through a spate of economic reforms, Green is also getting national notice for pushing climate change reform.
By: Richard Borreca
Meat and laundry are two things we like to be fresh and new; for many other things, however, Hawaii appears to prefer old stuff.
By: Richard Borreca
Hawaii is halfway through the final quarter of the year with economic signs showing it is wrapping up what could be considered a mediocre economic year.
By: Richard Borreca
Who knew that the city’s rail project, almost always described as both late and over budget, may be carrying another adjective: “historic”?
By: Richard Borreca
Hawaii’s economy is doing poorly and with less money running through the system, local kids are suffering.
By: Richard Borreca
Watch your budget this Christmas season — as officials from Washington to Honolulu have their eyes on taking, not giving this year.
By: Richard Borreca
Never let anyone tell you politics doesn’t matter.
