Feral Cat-Friendly Measure Dies In The Senate
The Humane Society supported the bill to maintain cat colonies, but opponents pointed to the damage they do to other species.
Will Lawmakers Help These Low-Income Tenants Stay In Their Lahaina Homes?
More than 250 tenants of a subsidized Maui apartment complex fear eviction amid the owner’s plans to raise rents to market rates.
Hawaii Legislature Passes Medical Aid In Dying
The bill cleared its final hurdle in the Senate by a wide margin and is now headed to the governor for his signature.
Medical Aid In Dying: A Long Journey From No To Yes For These Lawmakers
More than a decade of life experiences and listening changed the minds of Hawaii legislators on an emotional issue that often divides people by faith and values.
The Last Committee: Medical Aid In Dying Bill Now Goes To Full Senate
The measure has been fast-tracked through the Hawaii Senate after coming over from the House earlier this month with additional safeguards.
Ige Administration: House Budget Cuts Go Too Far
Several department heads and the University of Hawaii urged the Senate to restore Gov. David Ige’s proposed spending increases.
Joe Souki: I’m Sorry But I Don’t Remember Doing It
The 86-year-old longtime Maui lawmaker insisted Wednesday he’s never acted badly toward women even though he’s resigning.
Former Hawaii House Speaker Forced Out Over Sexual Harassment
Several women had filed ethics complaints against Joe Souki, a longtime lawmaker from Maui.
House Harassment Policy Puts Speaker In Charge Of All Complaints
The internal process for resolving sexual harassment complaints in the House doesn’t anticipate what happens if the speaker is the one being accused.
Hawaii Medical Aid In Dying Bill Passes Key Senate Panel
Sen. Roz Baker shepherded the measure through her health committee with comparatively little fanfare.