Under Republican proposals, Hawaiʻi could face more than $100 million in new costs to maintain the food stamp program.

Hawaiʻi could have lost more than $89 million for critical community health programs, the Attorney General’s Office said.

The state’s rejection of the U.S. Army’s environmental assessment of impacts of its training may foreshadow the future, one some Native Hawaiians say won’t be smooth sailing.

Civil Beat is tracking the effects of federal funding cuts on state and county programs in the islands.

The lawsuits allege the Trump administration is threatening to withhold transportation and disaster-relief funds if states don’t comply with the president’s immigration agenda.

The federal government will no longer track the nation’s costliest natural disasters. A local solution can fill some of the need here — if its funding holds out.

Hawaiʻi has been recruiting teachers from the Philippines for several years to address the state’s ongoing teacher shortage.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is trying to reduce the load on the island’s housing stock but the continual need to relocate is frustrating residents.

A new database will track Hawaiʻi lawsuits against executive orders and other actions taken by the second Trump administration.

Legislators passed a historic new green fee. They also kicked some of Hawaiʻi’s most daunting environmental challenges down the road.