The former congresswoman served as president of the Hawaiʻi Senate and chair of the Honolulu rail authority.

In various court filings, Christopher Dawson’s sister is pushing back against the DOJ narrative that he swindled a federal program meant to help his people.

Following Civil Beat’s reporting, the nonprofit is enlisting outside help to review its books.  

Kevin Sumida could face punishment ranging from a private admonition to suspension. 

The University of Hawaiʻi Cancer Center used driver’s license and voter data to recruit study subjects.

The city center segment of the $10B rail project is supposed to open in March 2031, but an outside consultant questions whether that plan is still feasible.

A proposal for statewide free transit died last week at the Legislature, but supporters still have hope for a proposal to make transit free for youth.

The state teachers’ union is also lobbying for pandemic hazard pay, which was not in their contract, but the Green administration supports the teachers’ plan.

The county subsidized rentals in an office building 30 feet away on the same property, but overlooked illegal units in the adjacent poi factory.

The final match of the inaugural Ka Mākou Kōnane Championship Tournament was played on the Papamū Kūpuna, one of six known remaining wooden Kōnane boards in existence.