Numerous people showed up at a state Senate hearing on Maui where lawmakers urged state agencies to do more to protect consumers.

Hundreds of millions of dollars in capital improvement projects are slated for legislative districts on Kauai, Maui County and the Big Island.

For now, House and Senate leaders say it's premature to schedule one. But the disaster may well warrant convening to pass spending and statutory measures.

Gov. Josh Green stopped senators from axing a tech agency board member; now small businesses must pay the price.

Many found ways to raise big donations even though a new law was intended to limit the influence of special interest money.

An analysis of the Hawaii Legislature's capital improvement projects shows that the districts of top leaders and neighbor island lawmakers got lots of money. 

The new law against hiring, supervising or contracting with relatives doesn't apply to the Legislature or the court system.

The Correctional System Oversight Commission has provided the public with an unprecedented window into the operations of Hawaii's troubled prisons and jails.

In an era of rampant misinformation, the measures sought to improve students’ critical thinking skills and help them better understand how government works.

Dozens of bills were introduced this year at the Hawaii Legislature focused on improving government ethics, transparency, accountability, elections and operations. Here's the final tally.