The Hawaii congressman says he will not go public with his criticisms of the Ige administration or other public officials’ handling of the pandemic.

Hawaii’s senior senator is extremely troubled by the Ige and Caldwell administrations’ failure to deal effectively with the coronavirus problem in Hawaii.

The Hawaii senator unveiled a new proposal to reduce emissions and stimulate the economy by focusing federal resources to combat the rise of global temperatures.

The Hawaii congresswoman is deployed on a two-week training exercise that will help an Alaska Native tribe.

The chairwoman of a congressional subcommittee on health wants to know details about how the state spent $50 million in CARES Act money aimed at testing and tracing.

There was little drama in the races to represent Hawaii in Congress, with Kai Kahele easily staving off challengers and Ed Case running unopposed.

Federal negotiators once again failed to strike a deal on a new coronavirus relief package as workers across the country continue to struggle.

They received hundreds of thousands of dollars from special interest groups and those with strong ties to the business community.

State and local governments received $150 billion through a federal coronavirus relief program, but a new report shows they have yet to spend much of the money.

Uncertainty surrounds the $600-per-week unemployment payments, virus testing and even public worker furloughs.