Beth Fukumoto: Would You Win A Trivia Quiz About Hawaii’s Emblems And Symbols?
What started out as the basis for a fun column ended up being an enriching journey into Hawaii’s history.
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.
Hawaii House And Senate Give Nod To Sweeping Tax Relief Bill
Lawmakers agreed to double tax credits for working families, limit guns in sensitive places and tax e-cigarettes but failed to reach consensus on HTA.
Leaky Roofs Are Causing Costly Problems For 2 Historic State Buildings
Lawmakers are considering funding requests for repairs as part of a big push this year to catch up on maintenance of state facilities.
Hawaii Acupuncture Board Revokes License Of Former Member
Mike Hashimoto had continued practicing despite a 2019 order not to.
‘Nobody Gets To Run A State For 50 Years Anymore’: Hawaii Political Life After Dan Inouye
Ten years after the political giant’s death, power is more fragmented — but politics has become more inclusive.
Hawaii Senate Budget Committee Embraces Tax Breaks For Working Families
The draft budget proposal includes many of Gov. Josh Green’s proposals, including enhanced tax credits.
Legislature Kills Measures To Protect Parental Rights In Child Welfare Cases
Critics say Hawaii’s current policy flouts federal precedent and leaves it vulnerable to lawsuits.
New Aloha Stadium May Be Smaller As Green Rejects Original Development Plan
The Hawaii governor says the estimated $400 million cost of a public-private partnership is too high.
New Punahou Program Mixes In Hip-Hop To Get Hawaii’s Students Active In Civics
The details of how the initiative will be rolled out in the state’s public schools are still being ironed out.