The ACLU argues the bills, which would require manufacturers to place blocking devices on computers and phones, are unconstitutional.

Legislative leaders who are trying to solve Hawaii’s prison crisis say it’s unrealistic to think we can move hundreds of inmates back here anytime soon.

Those recommended for discharge often end up keeping their jobs through arbitration. That’s what happened with eight officers whose cases closed in 2017.

A new task force makes clear that the state has had the wrong criminal justice policy for the past 40 years.

Honolulu’s mayor supports the pay increase, but leaders of islands hit hard by disasters last year say now is not the time.

The prospects are promising for the measure in the 25-member Senate, but Gov. David Ige opposes legalization.

Lawmakers are rushing to honor the former president and our deceased U.S. senators. But why?

House and Senate bills would undercut a new law that requires unannounced state inspections of care homes by making those optional.

Recounts in close elections, all-mail balloting and easing the voter registration process are among the measures this session.

Gov. David Ige reluctantly let the board go through last session without his signature. Now he wants to delay its full implementation for four years.