Hawaii’s Republicans Don’t Get Many Bills Passed, But They’re Playing A Long Game
The minority caucus agrees it needs more members to get things done, but there is disagreement on how to get there.
Why This Hawaii Lawmaker’s Job With A Major Construction Company Raises Concern
Rep. Micah Aiu and others say there’s no conflict of interest, but the lawmaker must tread carefully in his role as a lawyer for Nan Inc.
Cops Have Jurisdiction On Homelands, But DHHL Says Policing Is Patchy
The confusion almost cost taxpayers more than $1 million.
The Hawaii Tourism Authority Is A Step Closer To Being Dissolved
Proposed legislation would create a destination management office to replace the HTA.
Senators Reject Governor’s Pick For Economy Chief But Give Thumbs-Up To New DHHL Director
Gov. Josh Green said Chris Sadayasu “would have made a good DBEDT director” and they’ll discuss “next steps.”
Beth Fukumoto: We Must Take Action To Help Teens Struggling With Mental Health Issues
More youth advisory councils would enable young people to be involved in decisions about the future of their community.
Hawaii’s New Deputy Economy Chief Has A Powerful Business Partner In The Senate
The Hawaii State Ethics Commission said there’s no conflict of interest, although Dane Wicker shouldn’t take any action that affects tea.
‘Forever Chemicals’ Have Been Found In Hawaii鈥檚 Environment. Now What?聽
Increased testing for PFAS may reveal a problem Hawaii is not prepared to deal with.
Hawaii Senate Committee Green Lights New Ag Director Sharon Hurd
Several major land leases are set to be moved from DLNR to DOA in a matter of months, resolving a lingering issue.
Oahu’s Pig Farmers Want To Change The Conversation On Food Security
Hawaii’s demand for pork is on the rise but slaughterhouses cater to beef.