Pacific Resource Partnership has become a major player in the state’s most important political races.

A bill being considered by the Legislature would allow the state DOT to act as a military contractor to expedite federal projects for improvements to airports and roads.

Former state Land Administrator Russell Tsuji claims he was accused of being a political mole and was assigned an impossible task in an effort to get rid of him.

Bills are advancing to prohibit face coverings, protect the right to record police and limit state cooperation.

The state House proposed an assortment of potential tax increases for the Senate to consider, but senators buried almost all of them without a hearing.

Faced with federal budget cuts, lawmakers hope to balance the budget in part by wiping out positions that have been vacant for more than five years.

Bills to support families at risk for intervention by Child Welfare Services and fund domestic violence training for caseworkers are still alive at the Legislature.

Taxpayer information collected by booking companies would be used to collect taxes but not to allow counties to crack down on illegal vacation rentals.

ʻO ka pololei, hemo ka māhele kikowaena kūlanakauhale o ka papahana alakau he $10 biliona kālā kona nui ma Malaki 2031, aia nō naʻe kahi aʻoaʻo kūwaho ke kānalua nei i ka holo ʻoiaʻiʻo o ia hoʻolālā ʻana.