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Both homeowners and general users ranging from mom-and-pop shops to schools to luxury hotels pay largely the same prices for water.

Bills targeting the state auditor’s office and measures to shield the state from inmate lawsuits also failed this year.

The university had said it was considering adding boosters to its vaccination mandate as the omicron-driven coronavirus surge drove up cases.

J. Kalani English and Ty Cullen admitted they took tens of thousands of dollars to promote or kill legislation favorable to a contractor.

It’s illegal for counties to require fire sprinklers in single-family homes and duplexes in Hawaii. A new draft law would change that.

Gov. David Ige wants to take advantage of a budget surplus to give $100 each to Hawaii taxpayers and their dependents.

Lawmakers are also considering reopening the State Capitol.

Conspiracy charges are related to a complex scheme to funnel money to members of Congress.

The Christian mission said it does not have exact locations for the new food hubs yet but is exploring different possibilities.

The U.S. congressman says the state is “drifting” and��“starving for leadership,” and voters are “not excited” about the current leading candidates.