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The state should fund rental assistance and make emergency loans to prevent people from falling into homelessness in the first place.

House Bill 1529 calls for allowing student journalists at public schools to exercise freedom of speech and freedom of the press.

Gov. David Ige has requested emergency funding for state agencies as the COVID-19 threat grows.

Sen. Ruderman and Rep. Wildberger pledge to give $4,000 in salary to charity unless their colleagues raise the hourly pay beyond $13.

Hawaii lawmakers have several bills lined up for votes that look to curb access to guns and ammunition in the state.

Hawaiian Recognition Day would be held the Friday after Thanksgiving.

Nearly 70% of the U.S. population receives fluoride through public water systems. Hawaii remains an outlier, thanks to long-standing opposition.

The measure to give Hawaii’s families more affordable preschool and childcare options is now primed for a full House vote.

The Legislature is paving the way to provide funding to the Department of Health for monitoring, quarantines and equipment, should it be needed.

Four bills that would prohibit sales of flavored vaping products are moving through the state House and Senate chambers.