... Votes cast and bills introduced in Congress ....

... A number of talented staff have left the museum in recent months, many citing a toxic work environment ....

... Maui Council Bill 107 could cause homebuilders to stop building affordable homes ....

... The National Science Foundation will be starting the environmental review process for TMT on Mauna Kea on Tuesday next week ....

... on August 21, 2018, HPD officers approached Schwab—a convicted felon with an outstanding state parole retake warrant—at a gas station ....

... Gov. Ige vetoed HB1147, which the Legislature approved via an illegal practice, but also vetoed SB3089, which was a setback for liberty ....

... HIDOH provides revised guidance effective Aug. 1 ....

"... people who know how to read ...."

... a deal directly with the Chinese about the Phoenix Islands ....

... no mention of a fuel dock ....

... FY2022 corporate income tax collections up 60.1% from the previous year, IIT collections up 22.3% from the previous year, and General Fund tax collections up 34.8% ....

... Hawai‘i Small Business Capital Program (HI-CAP) Collateral Support Program, designed to assist borrowers in obtaining financing that might otherwise be unavailable due to a collateral shortfall ....

... It’s not just Hawaii residents who are being priced out of paradise. Slowly but surely, tourists are also wondering whether they can still afford to visit here ....

... In addition, there are six bills that are becoming law without the governor’s signature. ...

... Hawaii Attorney General's Opinion issued Thursday July 7, 2022 ....

.... eleven companies (down from 15) will be continuing to participate in the Digital Currency Innovation Lab (DCIL) program ....

... Over the course of two minutes, the defendants punched and kicked the inmate in the head and body while he was lying face-down in a pool of his own blood. The inmate suffered a broken nose, jaw and eye socket ....

... regenerative tourism makes the tourism industry and tourists more attractive to residents. An overwhelming 96.3% of Kauaʻi residents responded favorably ....

... On a per capita basis, defense spending in Hawaii is equal to about $5,506 per person, the third most among states ....

"... Enrollment decline at other UH campuses is not as steep as the national average ...."