Hawaii’s Democratic Party chair apologized for the actions of Sanders supporter Chelsea Lyons Kent. But Kent isn’t apologizing.

Come November, voters may be asked to elect short-term and long-term replacements for the late Mark Takai.

UPDATED: A lawsuit alleges that Sen. Laura Thielen filed incomplete nomination papers with the state Office of Elections.

Ben Cayetano, Walter Heen and Ann Kobayashi want change at Honolulu Hale, even if their favored candidate is a Republican.

Despite party elite’s support of Hillary Clinton, Hawaii Democrats elected a party chair who supports Bernie Sanders.

The U.S. congressman says he will do what he can to elect “a progressive champion to represent Hawaii in Congress.”

Acknowledging the split between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton supporters, the governor tells convention attendees, “There is more that unites us than divides us.”

The candidates will compete at the state convention in Waikiki this weekend to replace Stephanie Ohigashi.

The Democrat and former congresswoman likely would scare off many potential challengers for the seat she won twice before Takai.

House Minority Leader Beth Fukumoto Chang is shouted down at the party’s convention for not embracing the presidential candidate.