The fate of two state boards tasked with standardizing police practices and reforming the jail system depends on agreement between the Legislature and Gov. David Ige.

While both proposals appear dead on arrival in the House, lawmakers will still consider scores of other measures related to abortions, taxes and housing development.

A House bill would expedite the licensing process for many military spouses, especially medical professionals, who have to move frequently.

While the proposal would increase wages to $12 an hour by 2022, labor advocates also want to raise the wage to $17 by 2026.

Why not transform the brown water mess into a blue-green, low-maintenance dry landscape?

When there’s no money to argue over, the Legislature starts getting into other people’s business.

The Hawaiian Home Lands director had called proposed amendments to the measure a “glimmer of hope” but now says that flicker is dead.

Hawaii isn’t the only state worried that a governor’s emergency orders are in need of better oversight.

Updated: An emergency order from Hawaii’s governor has been in place since last spring that he says is necessary due to COVID-19.

The proposal follows a similar measure last year that banned emoluments for county mayors and the governor.