While the State Foundation on Culture and the Arts is due to receive about $1 million in federal funds from the National Endowment of the…
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The likelihood of Hawaii’s Legislature holding a special session later this year to compensate for federal spending cuts may be dimming after alarms over such…
A bipartisan federal billwould buckle down on pinpointing illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing on imported snapper and tuna. Co-introduced by U.S. Sens. Brian Schatz, D-Hawaii,…
State Sen. Jarrett Keohokalole — the father of three school-age children — may challenge incumbent U.S. Rep. Ed Case to represent urban Honolulu in the…
The East-West Center has cleared a crucial early hurdle in the federal budget process, with a U.S. House spending bill proposing $16.7 million in funding…
Two members of Hawaii’s congressional delegation and the co-author of a study on Lahaina wildfire survivors are criticizing Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s use of…
Congresswoman Jill Tokuda took on an itinerary that included Social Security to school supplies on Saturday. “We’re here to talk about the 90th anniversary of…
LIHUE — The County of Kauai Office of Boards and Commissions is inviting high school students to help shape the future of the island by…
Gov. Josh Green signed three bills on Thursday to enhance protections for vulnerable citizens in Hawaii, including one measure focused on helping kupuna living with…
Five-year-old Charlotte “Sharkey” Schaefers drowned 21 years ago after saving a 3-year-old boy in a poorly maintained and overflowing detention retention pond, and her legacy…