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Legislators hand former Big Five sugar company Alexander & Baldwin water for its lands in Central Maui

Hawaii governor issues his first veto on a measure he considers unnecessary at best, a compromise to consumer protections at worst.

Measure would have allowed journalists to cover hazards like lava flows with government supervision.

Hawaii senators are proposing a resolution for the state to try to acquire Kapua lands on the Big Island.

The Hawaii Legislature fails to advance a measure that would have prohibited the act.

Calmer than past sessions but still chaotic, House and Senate members worked to agree on legislation before the deadline.

A bill to create an independent review board for police killings and in-custody deaths moved closer to becoming law.

With 10 ‘no’ votes, Hawaii lawmakers passed legislation to let Alexander & Baldwin continue diverting stream water.

Hawaii lawmakers provided funding for the Hawaii State Hospital, Hawaiian Home Lands, unfunded liabilities and University of Hawaii athletics.

Shifting alliances within the House can determine which bills — and political careers — thrive or die on the vine.