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The leaders of the Hawaii House and Senate and the chairs of the money committees say Gov. David Ige is just not up to the job.

State Rep. Beth Fukumoto hopes to ride anti-Trump sentiment to Capitol Hill.

The idea that elections hold officials accountable and produce better government is so overrated.

After abandoning the Republican Party in dramatic fashion, the ex-congressman says he has no plans to run for anything.

Updated 3/7/2018: Challenger Clayton Hee demonstrates that he has not lost his ability to shake things up, politically and policy-wise. And Hawaii has lots of guns.

Updated: Gov. David Ige recently held two campaign fundraisers in Washington, D.C., while on official business. And Rep. Hanabusa took cash from NextEra.

The longtime Hawaii lawmaker says Honolulu rail has been mismanaged and the money should be spent on other things.

It’s mostly Democrats, even though the state has among the nation’s strongest gun-control laws.

The 1978 rewriting of the state constitution improvedÌýthe lives of kanaka maoli. Could that happen again?

Updated: The Hawaii attorney general will replace Shan Tsutsui, who abruptly quit for a political strategy job. Deputy AG Russell Suzuki will serve as acting AG.