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Walk-in and counter services at the Līhuʻe Civic Center have been suspended until at least Friday because of the fire, the County of Kauaʻi said in a news release this weekend, though it's not clear when those services will resume.
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In November Oʻahu voters will decide if part of the City and County of Honolulu's budget should include funding dedicated to food security efforts. It'll be the first of 20 proposed amendments to the City Charter voters will decide on during the general election.
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There's finally clarity in the race for Honolulu City Council's District IV election this November — candidates Trevor Ozawa and Tara Malia Gregory will face off in the general election.
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The announcement came after a $17.1 billion settlement between the tech giant Meta and the states that had sued over social media’s effects on children. This marks one of the largest state consumer protection settlements in history outside the Big Tobacco settlements in the 1990s.
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Despite pushback from critics, The Department of Homeland Security awarded a $16.7 million contract to a Kentucky based company to by gloves that deliver painful shocks when it touches skin.
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Hawaiʻi Island Mayor Kimo Alameda shares recovery updates after Hurricane Lala devastated areas like the Nāʻālehu Cemetery.
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A six-month pilot program funded by Maui County's Department of Agriculture will support local farmers while increasing fresh food access for Maui kūpuna.
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Honolulu City Council Chair Tommy Waters has been ruled ineligible to run in this year’s election. The Hawaiʻi Supreme Court issued the ruling Friday morning, providing clarity to what has been a confusing and frustrating council race both the candidates and the voters.
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In primary election wins determined by drawing, Bob McDermott is the Republican nominee for state Senate District 20 and Sheila Medeiros is the Republican nominee for state House District 43.
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In the final released primary election results, incumbent Kurt Fevella tied Bob McDermott, and Sheila Medeiros tied Kanani Souza in their respective races.
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Maui lawmakers have passed a bill that would make bus rides free for some county events.
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Honolulu’s Office of Economic Revitalization is ceasing operations — a decision made weeks after the City Council cut a majority of its funding and staff positions in early July.