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Alexander Silvert: ‘Our Work Is Not Done Yet’ The fact that the AG is now investigating the $35,000 potential bribe is a good thing. But it doesn’t let the Legislature off the hook.

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Mistaken ID Case At Hawaiʻi State Hospital May Cost State $200K A man with a history of mental illness was held at the Oʻahu jail and Hawaiʻi State Hospital for nearly three years after police mistook him for a wanted felon.

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Hilo’s Beloved Banyan Drive Is In Ruins. Could A New Agency Save It? Lawmakers want a hotel built at Hilo’s airport to meet the housing needs of the Merrie Monarch festival while longer-term efforts to revitalize the once-thriving tourist district continue.

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Registration for West Hawaiʻi Jr. NBA/WNBA Novice Boys and Open Co-Ed Basketball is Now Open

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Alexander Silvert: ‘Our Work Is Not Done Yet’ The fact that the AG is now investigating the $35,000 potential bribe is a good thing. But it doesn’t let the Legislature off the hook.

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What Happens When The Governor Can’t Trust His Lieutenant Governor? The two may seem like a team but the Legislature is the only authority that can remove an elected official from office in Hawaiʻi.

Luke Donor And Friends Cashed In On City-Funded Covid Testing Program In a public health crisis, Tobi Solidum saw a business opportunity, and his company made millions from a Honolulu-funded program. Now he’s at the center of a public corruption scandal.

Sylvia Luke says she didn’t take $35k but might be lawmaker behind months-long mystery

Hawaiʻi Sen. Michelle Kidani Says She’s Capable Of Handling Her Job The 77-year-old lawmaker is trying to defuse concerns that she suffers from an illness that is affecting her performance.

GOVERNOR GREEN DELIVERS 2026 STATE OF THE STATE ADDRESS, DOUBLING DOWN ON HIS BOLD VISION FOR HAWAI‘I’S FUTURE

A Voters Guide To The 2026 Legislative Session And Beyond Let lawmakers know even before they convene that your support at the ballot box hinges on what they do starting next month.

Domestic Abuse Allegations Prompt Democrats To Scuttle Legislative Nominee The party has pulled back its nomination of Inam Rahman of Waipahu as one of three choices to fill a legislative vacancy.

Hawaiʻi’s Biggest Public Worker Union Makes Early Endorsement For Maui Mayor Political analysts say the move could deter potential challengers in the race.

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THE KOHALA CENTER: Employment/Opportunities/Events

Mistaken ID Case At Hawaiʻi State Hospital May Cost State $200K A man with a history of mental illness was held at the Oʻahu jail and Hawaiʻi State Hospital for nearly three years after police mistook him for a wanted felon.

Hilo’s Beloved Banyan Drive Is In Ruins. Could A New Agency Save It? Lawmakers want a hotel built at Hilo’s airport to meet the housing needs of the Merrie Monarch festival while longer-term efforts to revitalize the once-thriving tourist district continue.

Registration for West Hawaiʻi Jr. NBA/WNBA Novice Boys and Open Co-Ed Basketball is Now Open

2-18-26 Police Seek Person of Interest in Motorcycle Theft Investigation

2-18-26 Police Arrest and Charge Hilo Man with Property and Drug Offenses

Son Surprises Hardworking Dad Who Recently Had A Stroke With Dream Football Experience

Is Haleakalā The Next Frontier For A Telescope Standoff? Plans for several new military telescopes atop the mountain are drawing strong opposition. But protests over other Maui telescope projects in recent years have failed to have the same impact as the anti-TMT movement on the Big Island.

Hawaiʻi County Inspectors Missed Illegal Rentals In Factory That Burned The county subsidized rentals in an office building 30 feet away on the same property, but overlooked illegal units in the adjacent poi factory.

Stephen Tsai: Hawaii jersey retirement ‘a big deal to me,’ Anthony Carter says

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