The Hawaii governor gets mixed reviews from other top state officials on how well he governed. Ige thinks he did just fine.

Experts say identifying inaccuracies in the maps produced by the Federal Communications Commission will get the state more federal funding.

The lawsuit was filed before a U.S. Supreme Court ruling expanding gun rights across the nation forced Hawaii to begin issuing concealed carry permits.

Kurt Fevella remains minority leader in the Senate, where the caucus has doubled in size.

Applications for cabinet level positions leading state departments and staff openings in the new governor’s office went live Wednesday morning.

The community health center offered jobs back to three employees who were fired a week after complaining about losing access to a unisex bathroom.

It is the second associate justice position to become open this month due to mandatory retirement age rules.

Some experts say giant trevally, a culturally and ecologically important fish, has declined as its popularity has soared online, but better data is needed.

Danny Gallagher’s lawyer acknowledges he advised women on how to sell nude photos and videos on line but says he never coerced or groomed anyone, as defendants say.

“We’re about strengthening and uniting this sector to do good work in our community here in Hawaii,” says the CEO of the Hawaii Alliance of Nonprofit Organizations.