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Attorney General Doug Chin raised less then a fifth as much as Sen. Donna Kim in the race to replace Colleen Hanabusa.

With polls consistently showing public support for the concept, legislators look to give the issue another go this session.

The president is lauded as a “man of his word” by supporters while opponents call his address “disappointingly divisive.”

State Chairwoman Shirlene Ostrov says Republicans have the tools and money to start winning elections in the islands.

Updated: Gov. Ige acknowledges his LG’s service while Senate President Kouchi says he’s not interested in the job.

The congresswoman takes the unusual step of backing her D.C. colleague in the Democratic primary.

Reopen the government or make a stand for child immigrants? Congressional Democrats reached different conclusions.

UPDATED: The shutdown is having varying effects on the operations of Hawaii’s national parks and the Pearl Harbor monument.

Bills to expand public record laws and exempt food items from taxes are endorsed by the minority caucus.

The Campaign Legal Center says Dylan Beesley illegally converted funds to his own use after death of U.S. Rep. Mark Takai.