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A state legislator worries if there is “a conspiracy to defraud taxpayers” by artificially inflating bids for the air conditioning of Hawaii classrooms.

Friends of Amber Jackson are still trying to help Kauai authorities solve the case. She went missing six years ago Thursday.

Dozens of Democrats occupy the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives to force a vote on gun legislation.

UPDATED: Land Board Chair Suzanne Case thanked Thomas Friel for his brief tenure but offered no explanation for the abrupt departure. But new information suggests that he was terminated due to a lack of confidence in his performance.

Hawaii’s biggest labor union has reviewed the numerous primary races and made its preferences known.

Two measures were favored by Republicans and two were favored by Democrats. All failed largely along party lines.

Gov. Ige has signed a fifth supplemental proclamation on homelessness, meaning conditions remain in effect until August.

Federal legislation calls for making it easier for researchers to study the medical effectiveness and safety of marijuana.

The Sanders “surrogate” still has a number of issues concerning the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee.

The U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals allows transition of control of Maui Memorial Medical Center, Kula Hospital and Lanai Community Hospital from the state to Kaiser.