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With just four weeks remaining in this year’s legislative session, 2022 is potentially shaping up to be a big year for Native Hawaiian issues at the Capitol. Hawaiʻi lawmakers have advanced measures aimed at fixing long-standing issues from the mismanagement of Maunakea to adequate funding of Native Hawaiian-serving state agencies.

UPDATED: 1/28/20, 5:33 p.m.A new land deal in M??ili?ili struck by the state Department of Hawaiian Home Lands could take potentially hundreds of Native…

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In an effort to reduce a long wait list for homestead lots, the state Department of Hawaiian Home Lands offered 37 "turn-key" homes in Kapolei to native…

A key Senate committee has approved William Ail? to be deputy director of the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands. Ail?’s nomination goes to the full…

Governor David Ige today announced he will not be nominating Jobie Masagatani for another term as head of the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands.Masagatani…

State lawmakers focused on affordable housing for Native Hawaiian beneficiaries today. HPR’s Wayne Yoshioka reports.The Department of Hawaiian Home Lands…