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The House Health Committee’s deferral of the bill let other members off the hook on making their position on the issue known to the public.

It’s not anywhere as much as the city wanted, but the Finance Committee chair said it should be enough to finish construction.

Hawaii legislators want the state to post inspection records online and to make clear procedures on how to handle sleeping infants.

There’s a lot of speculation about how the dominos could fall if Lt. Gov. Shan Tsutsui resigns to run for Maui mayor.

Hawaii lawmakers delayed doing unannounced inspections to get reports on the health department workload. The first one is underwhelming.

Advocates for improving election turnout tell lawmakers they hope the bill won’t once again die behind closed doors.

And that’s bad because the rail process has reinforced distrust that will affect our willingness to participate in civic life.

The general fund spending plan approved by the Ways and Means Committee is $114 million lower than what the governor proposed.

Service members from Palau, the Marshall Islands and the Federated States have difficulty getting U.S. care when they return home.

Numerous legislators continue to hold campaign fundraisers at the same time they’re making decisions on their benefactors’ issues.