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Big Spending Questions Loom as Hawaii Legislature Convenes Cory Lum/Civil Beat

Big Spending Questions Loom as Hawaii Legislature Convenes

Economists paint a daunting financial picture for state lawmakers to consider as they begin the 2015 legislative session.

House Speaker Wants to Tackle GMOs, Medical Marijuana, Education Cory Lum/Civil Beat

House Speaker Wants to Tackle GMOs, Medical Marijuana, Education

Hawaii lawmakers kick off the 2015 legislative session with calls to action in many areas.

Denby Fawcett: 2015 Legislature — Time To Stop the Financial Bleeding PF Bentley/Civil Beat/2014

Denby Fawcett: 2015 Legislature — Time To Stop the Financial Bleeding

Lawmakers are expected to focus on major fiscal problems facing the state with less attention to hot-button political issues.

Health Department Flouts Law Calling for Online Access to Care Home Reports Cory Lum/Civil Beat

Health Department Flouts Law Calling for Online Access to Care Home Reports

Hawaii’s program remains far from implementation despite an 18-month lead time to meet the Jan. 1 deadline to make inspection reports available online.

Sex Trafficking Measures To Be Proposed This Session Civil Beat

Sex Trafficking Measures To Be Proposed This Session

A task force has come up with proposals to change the way Hawaii handles prostitutes, pimps and johns.

Health Connector, Hawaiian Electric Merger Top Senate Minority Priorities PF Bentley/Civil Beat

Health Connector, Hawaiian Electric Merger Top Senate Minority Priorities

The state Senate’s lone Republican, Sam Slom, unveiled his top areas of focus for the 2015 session.

Group Wants $150K for Consultant to Help with Hotel Tax Revenue Recommendation Courtesy of WireLizard via Flickr

Group Wants $150K for Consultant to Help with Hotel Tax Revenue Recommendation

Report to Hawaii Legislature looks at history of how much TAT money the state gives the counties.

University of Hawaii Makes Its Case for More State Support Nathan Eagle/Civil Beat

University of Hawaii Makes Its Case for More State Support

School officials are asking lawmakers for millions in taxpayer money over the next two years to cover increased operating costs.

Senators to Decide if Lawyer Labeled ‘Unqualified’ Should Be Big Island Judge Nathan Eagle/Civil Beat

Senators to Decide if Lawyer Labeled ‘Unqualified’ Should Be Big Island Judge

UPDATED Hawaii Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approves judicial nominees Masunaga, Crabtree and Kuriyama. Full Senate vote set for Thursday.

UberX, Lyft Rerouted to Hawaii Legislature Nathan Eagle/Civil Beat

UberX, Lyft Rerouted to Hawaii Legislature

State lawmakers question ride-share services operating without permits.