Should Hawaii Amend Its Statute of Limitations For Civil Cases Of Sexual Assault Against Minors?
Supporters of the effort vowed to keep trying after three bills trying to change the statute of limitations failed this legislative session.
Little Fire Ant Program Gets Funding, But It May Be Too Late For Eradication
The Hawaii Ant Lab was cut off from the majority of its funds in 2021. This year, the Legislature gave it $500,000.
Naka Nathaniel: Here’s One Thing The Legislature Got Right
Early investments in kids reduces reliance on government support later in life.
DOE Tells Schools To Reject Federal Funding For Local Food That It Helped Apply For
Local food producers and advocates are vexed by the department’s U-turn.
Jonathan Okamura: How A Bill To Benefit Filipinos Was Almost Defeated By A Few Filipino Lawmakers
New positions at UH Manoa should help with recruitment and retention activities for students to increase their numbers.
Supporters Say Hawaiian Diacritical Marks On License Plates Would Boost The Language
The change in plate design would only have affected the word 鈥淗awai鈥榠”, but the bill supporting the effort failed.
Green Picks Former Legislator Tokioka To Lead DBEDT
The outgoing nominee, Chris Sadayasu, will return to the Department of the Attorney General.
Lawmakers End Session Amid Criticism Of The Budget And Use Of Surplus
Gov. Green was given the power to restore funding to the Hawaii Tourism Authority, but some Democrats decried budget cuts to public schools and the University of Hawaii.
Lawmakers Deep Six Legislation That Would Enable Counties To Redistrict Lands
The bill was substantially altered during conference committee drawing scrutiny.
‘Fox Watching The Henhouse’: Last Minute Tweaks To Land Use Bill Create A Stir
Updated: The bill was recommitted to conference committee Thursday, effectively killing it.