Shipments of illegal fireworks sent via the U.S. Postal Service have been seized on commercial flights.

Say’s critics see him as emblematic of Hawaiʻi’s “old boys’” style of politics. He defends his cautious style as necessary to keep the state running smoothly.

The hemp industry says CBD products are vital to its survival, and suggests limiting sales to people 21 and older.

The State Fire Council will recommend spending far more than the Legislature has approved for the new office.

Nadine Nakamura is expected to be selected as part of a leadership reorganization Thursday. Lawmakers must vote to make it official when the next session begins.

The dormant House Select Standards of Conduct Committee raises questions about whether self-policing really works or if an independent agency is needed.

Rep. David Alcos was accused of failing to disclose millions of dollars in debts to various creditors including the IRS and the state Tax Department.

The latest state report examines the reasons behind Lahaina’s destruction and the fire that fueled it.

The administration has not yet released a budget plan for covering those costs, but the governor says it can be done without tapping into the rainy day fund.

Kim Coco Iwamoto has an ambitious plan to try to reorganize the House, but her future colleagues are moving ahead with plans of their own.