PBS Hawai‘i has invited people from across the state to join us for the next KĀKOU: Hawai‘i’s Town Hall to discuss The State of Aloha…

We invited young first-time voters across the state to join us for the next KĀKOU: Hawai‘i’s Town Hall to share why they want to vote…

So-called stressors, the things that create stress or anxiety and worry, come from all directions…

Artificial intelligence is here, whether we acknowledge it or not…

Social media is a big part of modern life. People use it to connect with others and to gather and share information…

PBS Hawai‘i hosts KĀKOU: Hawai‘i’s Town Hall, a 90-minute live program bringing together multiple voices from communities, the building industry, government, watchdog groups and Native Hawaiians to discuss Affordable Housing: At What Cost?

Emergency management experts say to be prepared we should have a two-week supply of food and water on hand, a battery operated radio and several other safety related items. Good advice. How many of us follow it? In the next KĀKOU: Hawai‘i’s Town Hall we will bring together community leaders and emergency management experts to discuss this question, “Are We Really Ready for a Natural Disaster?”

The city of Honolulu is set to open its controversial, delayed and overbudget rail project in June or at least the first 10-plus miles of it from East Kapolei to Aloha Stadium. The project has been plagued with problems almost from the beginning and there are lingering questions about the project’s financing. PBS Hawai‘i is bringing together stakeholders from city government, business leaders, and community members to discuss this next step in KĀKOU: Hawai‘i’s Town Hall, Honolulu Rail: Worth the Wait?

Thousands of Hawaiʻi high school graduates head out of state every year for an education and opportunity beyond school. Many do not come back. The reasons are varied but they include issues that have been talked about for decades including the lack of affordable housing and the high cost of living compared to other communities on the mainland. Itʻs a stressful decision too many of our state’s best and brightest have to make.

In the next KĀKOU: Hawai‘i’s Town Hall, we will bring together decision makers, including law enforcement representatives and other stakeholders, in a live 90-minute program, How Do We Keep Habitual Offenders Off Our Roads?