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A grand jury indicted Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke and four others on felony bribery charges stemming from an alleged 2022 incident.
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John Choi said he decided to run after seeing many powerful Democrats rally behind Kauaʻi Mayor Derek Kawakami.
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Lawmakers have now raised the minimum legal age for riding in truck beds from 12 to 16. Gov. Josh Green, who witnessed a truck bed accident in 2023, signed the bill into law.
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The Honolulu Charter Commission has finalized which charter amendments Oʻahu voters will decide on this November, though it left out some notable proposals.
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Act 235 ensures extra grants and scholarships do not hurt the amount of aid a student is eligible for under the Hawaiʻi Promise Program.
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The Honolulu City Council could join other county councils in opposing aquarium fishing.
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The primary election is coming up in a few weeks. One of the most important races is for lieutenant governor — the second-highest-ranking elected office in the state.
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The City and County of Honolulu budget this year includes $18 million for resilience hubs to shelter residents during natural disasters. City lawmakers want to ensure they can handle severe weather.
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The Legislature appropriated $3 million to start the Hanai Memory Network Program.
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Gov. Josh Green has signed two bills into law on Tuesday that ensure people are protected and have tools for artificial intelligence use. The bills take effect immediately.
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The commission first started fielding charter amendment proposals from the public in August, and received nearly 300 submissions. That was narrowed down to 19 coming into a scheduled meeting on Monday.
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One law provides annual step increases for public and charter school teachers while the other provides better protection for school officials against harassment.