Untested Rape Kits: Hawaii Isn’t The Only State Struggling With A Backlog
Hawaii has contributed more than 30,000 offender profiles to a federal DNA database.
Coalition Protests Water-Rights Bill
More than 50 people rallied at the Capitol to call on lawmakers to reject House Bill 2501.
Nestor Garcia Returns To KHON2
The former Honolulu City Council member who was fined thousands of dollars for ethical violations will be the TV news station’s assignment editor.
Lawmakers Lauded For Gun Bills
Bills that passed the House on Tuesday caught the attention of Gabrielle Giffords, the former congressman who survived being shot in the head.
How Much More Will State Pony Up For Hawaiian Home Lands?
The House passes a funding bill, but doesn’t fill in the blank for what it thinks the state should pay pursuant to a court order.
House Budget Gives $16M For Kaiser-Run Hospitals
The Finance Committee approved the House draft of the overall state budget bill, setting it up for a House vote next week.
Legislature Hits High Gear As Hundreds Of Bills Clear Chambers
Surviving measures deal with higher vehicle taxes, cooler classrooms, gun control, medical marijuana and a whole lot more.
The Return Of Senator No
Republican Sam Slom, after a brief hospitalization, is back in true form at the Capitol.
House, Senate Passing Slew Of Bills
Hawaii Legislature narrows its focus for the 2016 session.
Bill Would Require Surprise Care Home Inspections
Some owners of long-term care facilities object to the legislation, which is set for consideration by the full Senate on Tuesday.