Measures that still have a shot would allow sales of edibles at medical marijuana dispensaries and protect medical users from workplace discrimination.

Legislation to negotiate for the acquisition of the Federal Detention Center is moving rapidly through the Legislature, but the idea still faces big obstacles.

With the right design, walkers and cyclists can coexist on the Capitol grounds. Legislators, however, are pushing for an outright ban.

Hawaii’s policy for seizing property has long been criticized because it can affect people who are only suspected in crimes, sometimes not even charged.

There is a “significant public interest” in how the Honolulu Police Department handles misconduct investigations of its officers, the judge says.

UPDATED: House Speaker Scott Saiki’s anti-moonlighting bill would apply to the governor as well as Hawaii’s mayors.

When it comes to measures that might affect their power, lawmakers won’t even hold public hearings.

The Legislature approved creating a state version of the federal Title IX law, but its January 2020 implementation will be delayed.

UPDATED: A bill before the Legislature would prohibit people with three or more Waikiki-related misdemeanors from being in the district at night.

As the death toll mounts for inmates in custody, legislators push bills to force disclosure of information.