Officials say they hope a new Oʻahu home will ensure hard-to-place foster children don’t need to sleep in government offices or hotels in the future.

There will be a trip to study transit-oriented development, but no one can say exactly who’s going, where or when.

A Hawaiʻi Department of Law Enforcement official identified tech companies that impressed him at conferences about policing and surveillance. He later got a job with one of them.

The Hawaiʻi Department of Health has snuffed out sales of mood-altering smokes and gummies derived from hemp.

Users can now wager on when indicted Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke may resign on the prediction market app Kalshi, which is not covered by Hawaiʻi’s gambling law.

Investigations began in 2018. Here’s the rundown.

The public comment period is the first step in the pre-review of JERA Co.’s proposal, pitched as a fossil-fuel bridge to a future of all-renewable resources.

Local and national groups have sent letters to the Democratic governor urging him to recall the troops so that they aren’t deployed to police civilians in the district.

Governor criticizes energy expert as biased, others defend him as sound and scrupulous.

The lieutenant governor is alleged to have mishandled election funds and filed false reports.