One Hawaii GOP House Leader Says Her Caucus Is ‘A Cult’
Rep. Kanani Souza says she’s not willing to give up on the Republican Party, but takes issue with this particular group of lawmakers.
This Downtown Methadone Clinic Has Been Across From A School For Decades. Now The Neighbors Want It Gone
However, the American Disabilities Act deems clients of substance use disorder services to be a protected class.
Traffic Woes: Efforts Underway To Create A New Access Point In Whitmore Village
The Legislature would need to appropriate funding for the project to proceed.
House Speaker Has Little To Say About Party Incident At His Capitol Office
Speaker Scott Saiki refuses to speak about reports of drinking but says Rep. Natalia Hussey-Burdick will not be disciplined.
Beth Fukumoto: The Messy Process Of Conference Committee Is About To Begin
The final weeks of the legislative session are the last opportunity for the House and Senate to resolve policy differences and propel bills into laws.
A New Program Aims To Help Hawaii’s Older Adults Keep Their Homes
Lawmakers are considering a bill that would extend rental assistance to people who are at least 62.
The Hawaii State Capitol Is Buzzing About What Happened When A Freshman Lawmaker Got Angry After Her Bill Died
At the center of the dispute was a bill to allow unlicensed birth workers to continue offering their services in Hawaii.
Bill Would Increase Penalties Against People Who Harm Sports Officials
Supporters say the current law focuses on crowd control but not the individual safety of officials. The new legislation would change that.
Attorney General Anne Lopez Coasts Through Senate Confirmation Hearing
In a shift from the traditional stance of the Hawaii AG’s office, Lopez says she won’t oppose legalizing recreational marijuana.
Mauna Kea Authority Nominees Receive Thumbs Up From Senate Committee
The hearings heard that Native Hawaiian perspectives have been previously dismissed.