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The Chess Club’s actions around the governor’s nominee to lead the DLNR deserve criticism, not pity. There are lessons to be learned, both for the Senate and Ige.

More than 100 people showed up to a town hall meeting to question city and HART officials about the controversial project.

California has a strict program others would like to model, but the cost of enforcing and overseeing disclosure is prohibitive for some states.

Preschool Open Doors helps hundreds of Hawaii families but was left out of the budget mix. Lawmakers are working to fix the mistake.

The dispensary bill passed two Senate committees with amendments that move up the time frame for implementation.

Hawaiian Electric, renewable energy companies, a Catholic school and a racetrack owner are seeking more than $1 billion in special purpose revenue bonds.

Last year, the proposed 665-acre conservation easement on the North Shore seemed like a done deal. Now, its prospects aren’t so rosy.

UPDATE: A House committee deferred a bill that would have extended funding for preservation of hundreds of acres.

The industry is growing as more people turn to the short-term loans for help getting by.

The state says concerns over the release of confidential business information has kept it from posting the information online.