Hawaii AG’s corruption probe prompts state director to quit
A former state lawmaker abruptly retired as director of the Department of Human Services on Tuesday after being questioned by […]
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Philippines plays increasingly central role in U.S. Pacific policy
Troops from Hawaii-based military units have been in the Philippines for a marathon series of training exercises since April as
Kokua Line: How long can group use public pickleball court?
Question: What are the rules for how much time a group can use a public pickleball court? If our group
Vance singles out Hawaii as weak on Medicaid fraud policing
Federal officials declared a nationwide Medicaid fraud crackdown Wednesday, citing Hawaii as a state having little concern for prosecuting program
Maui wildfire survivors study in jeopardy after bill fails
State funding for an ongoing study of Maui wildfire survivors evaporated after a Hawaii legislative bill failed to make it
Budget includes $14M for demolition of Hilo hotel
The state’s executive supplemental budget sent Wednesday to Gov. Josh Green for his approval contains $14 million in capital improvement
‘Green Fee’ project spending faces shakeup
How the state spends nearly $130 million on initial projects to protect natural resources, mitigate disaster risk and improve visitor
David Shapiro: Is sacrificial Sylvia Luke enough to placate corruption gods?
Alexander Silvert was a lonely figure in the House gallery watching legislators torpedo a public petition he led asking the
Molokai residents face challenges in flood recovery
KAUNAKAKAI, Molokai >> Around 5 a.m. March 22, Kapaakea resident Kalani Johnston Jr. was thigh-high in floodwaters, doing what he
Honolulu City Council considers expanding Fort Street Mall
A plan to redevelop downtown Honolulu to reduce crime and spark economic activity may include the use of the narrow,