Think Twice Before Stealing That Urn
Hawaii lawmakers look to toughen the penalty and add requirements for scrap dealers similar to what they did for the theft of copper and beer kegs.
A&B’s Return Of East Maui Water: Generous Gesture Or Staged Event?
UPDATED: Hawaii legislators praise the company for restoring several streams to help taro farmers, but critics contend it’s still illegally diverting water.
Housing Advocates Hope Lawmakers Will ‘Do The Right Thing’
“With 7,000 folks living on our streets, this is not the time to be terribly budget conscious,” said one of the advocates pushing for House support.
Hawaii Lawmakers Give $10 Million To Preschool Program
House and Senate negotiators announced some early agreements on the state’s overall spending plan for 2017.
House, Senate Set To Negotiate Budget
Hawaii lawmakers will begin joint committee hearings this week to resolve differences on bills before this session ends.
State To Pay $10 Million In Claims
The Hawaii Legislature is deciding whether to approve the settlements in a wide range of cases.
Will Hawaii Lawmakers Boost The Lax Oversight Of Elderly Care Facilities?
The Legislature is considering bills to add more health inspectors and long-term care ombudsman positions.
Legislators May Strip Millions Of Hotel Tax Dollars From Honolulu
State lawmakers passed more than 350 bills on Tuesday as the 2016 legislative session entered crunch time.
Hawaii Senate Approves Water Rights Bill Over Loud Protests
An amendment failed that would have ensured the measure wouldn’t continue Alexander & Baldwin’s stream diversions in East Maui.
Aloha Akbar? Lawmaker Promos Event With ISIS Flag Over Waikiki
Hawaii state Rep. Gene Ward splashes a fear-mongering graphic to advertise his public safety and counterterrorism forum next week.