Rep. Jill Tokuda defeated state Sen. Brenton Awa to represent rural Oʻahu and the neighbor islands. Rep. Ed Case beat political newcomer Adriel Lam for the Honolulu seat.

Three incumbent trustees of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs appear to be defending their seats. The three candidates who receive the most votes will serve on the board.

Oʻahu voters passed a charter amendment that creates a new Food Security Fund for the City and County of Honolulu. The fund would receive 0.5% of annual real property tax revenues.

Green and running mate Derek Kawakami defeat Republican Gary Cordery and running mate Daniel Anthony

Current Honolulu City Council Chair Tommy Waters was recently disqualified from a potential third term, meaning the council will lose a member and its presiding officer.

In a last-minute call, Office of Hawaiian Affairs Board of Trustees Chair Kai Kahele canceled a meeting on the CEO selection and held a press conference Monday afternoon announcing that the decision will be made after the general election.

Hawaiʻi voters decide whether to send a third-party candidate to the Capitol and whether Honolulu will use ranked choice voting to elect its mayor

A proposed agreement between Maui County and Kamehameha Schools would ease the transfer of key West Maui water resources to the county.

Former Honolulu City Councilmember Trevor Ozawa and political newcomer Tara Malia Gregory face off in the general election for District 4.

For the first time this year, the three candidates vying for the state Senate's District 18 are on the ballot for voters — guaranteeing a new face in the seat long held by Sen. Michelle Kidani.