Ige: Hawaii Not Ready For Police Standards Board
A bill to create the board passed unanimously, but if the governor follows through on his intent-to-veto list, Hawaii will remain the only state without one.
Why Women Lack Power In Hawaii’s Legislature
Men hold most of the leadership positions, setting the agenda and passing legislation.
Late Moves Shake Up Hawaii Races For Governor, Congress
While half of the state legislative seats have just one candidate in the primary, many others will be competitive.
Lobbying On Both Sides Of Medical Aid In Dying Bill Cost More Than $34K
±«±è»å²¹³Ù±ð»å:ÌýOpponents spent nearly twice on lobbying and public relations as much as supporters in a failed attempt to derail the measure, according to state reports.
Decision Delayed On Hawaii Legislator’s Alleged Campaign Violations
Rep. Kaniela Ing faces more than $15,000 in fines for 31 counts connected to prior campaigns.
Hawaii Congressional Candidate Accused Of Campaign Violations
State Rep. Kaniela Ing says any problems are simply bookkeeping errors.
Lawmakers Outdid Themselves Raising Campaign Cash This Session
Fundraisers during the Hawaii legislative session have increased by 88 percent over the past six years.
Slideshow: The Long Goodbyes As Legislature Adjourns
When the gavel fell on the 2018 session, it marked the end of the line for several lawmakers in their current posts.
Why No One Wants To Blow The Whistle On Sexual Misconduct
People who experience sexual harassment at the Hawaii State Capitol fear the consequences if they complain.
Roll Call: Here’s The Best And Worst Attendance Of Legislators This Session
A handful of lawmakers missed at least 10 days, but many had perfect attendance.