Hawaii Senate Approves Putting Mauna Kea Under New Management
The bill would limit the number of telescopes on the mountaintop and authorize the new manager to renegotiate leases and permits pertaining to the mountain.
Hawaii House Passes Medical Aid In Dying Bill
UPDATED: Emotions run high as legislators debate whether the measure grants a “civil right” or sends the wrong message about suicide.
This Time Hawaii Lawmakers Must Deliver On All-Mail Elections
Similar measures died in the Legislature the past three sessions. Let’s get it right in 2018.
Don’t Count On A Minimum Wage Hike This Session
The Senate wants an analysis. The House wants to give employers the option of increasing pay or offering paid sick leave.
Pod Squad: Rep. John Mizuno Calls Medical Aid In Dying A ‘Civil Right’
The Hawaii legislative leader talks about what has changed to put the controversial measure on the brink of passage.
Legislators Want Abandoned Cars Removed Quicker
Counties object to measures that would give them 10 days to move the vehicles off of roadways.
UH Takeover Of Innovation Center Is Raising Tech Community Eyebrows
In July, UH will oust the Hawaii Technology Development Corp. as the Manoa tech incubator’s landlord.
Tax Dollars May Get Tapped To Fly Homeless Out Of Hawaii
Privately financed relocation programs have already flown hundreds back to the mainland. Now there’s a move afoot to spend public money as well.
Medical Aid In Dying Bill Takes Major Step Forward In Hawaii Legislature
UPDATED: The measure cleared a joint committee after additional safeguards were added. It now heads to a vote of the full House.
Medical Aid In Dying Bill Generates An Emotional 5-Hour Hearing
House lawmakers deferred a vote on the measure until Wednesday.