Hawai'i Governor Josh Green ordered flags at half-staff on 9/11 and additionally in memory of Charlie Kirk, taking a stance against political violence.

The Hawaiʻi Supreme Court seeks a new unpaid member for the Board of Certified Shorthand Reporters to uphold courtroom standards; applications due by September 19, 2025.

Hawai'i is focused on environmental conservation, educational enhancements, and disaster preparedness, including grants for land protection, new student housing, and wildfire response initiatives.

The Office of Information Practices in Hawaii has updated its Sunshine Law training materials to reflect new legislative changes and improve governmental transparency.

Hawai'i Governor Josh Green announced appointments to the BLNR and Stadium Authority, focusing on experience and community ties to manage the state's land and sports facilities.

Hawai'i Governor Josh Green ordered flags at half-staff to honor a fallen police officer and Minneapolis tragedy victims until August 31 and September 1, respectively.

The Hawaii County Police Commission's search for a new police chief has become a heated debate over immigration enforcement cooperation and local hiring preferences. Community concerns about ICE partnerships are driving the selection process as three counties compete for qualified candidates.

Hawaii Governor Josh Green to embark on a tour, dropping off his daughter at college and meeting Italian officials including a Vatican visit to invite the Pope to Moloka‘i. Lt. Governor Sylvia Luke to serve as acting Governor in his absence.

Honolulu's search for a new police chief has prompted calls for officer involvement in the selection, amid concerns of a staffing crisis and previous leadership issues.

Hawaiʻi's Governor Green has received a letter from the U.S. Army expressing intent to renegotiate military land leases in Hawaiʻi, considering national security. The discussions may involve a land exchange and will include state and federal review.

Governor Josh Green of Hawai'i released a new policy plan titled "Results for our People" to address state issues like the environment, healthcare, housing, and economic growth.

A Honolulu city attorney's use of completely fabricated case law in a high-profile civil rights lawsuit has exposed Hawaii's struggle with AI misuse in legal practice.

Hawaii's unemployment rate fell to 2.7% in July, its lowest level since before COVID-19, signaling strong economic recovery from pandemic highs.