Hawaiʻi's AG Anne Lopez opposes the Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship, vowing the fight continues and affirming the constitutional right of birthright citizenship.

Governor Josh Green of Hawai'i emphasized the need for dialogue following the BLNR's vote on the Army's Final Environmental Impact Statement, seeking balance between military training and community/environmental interests.

Governor Josh Green of Hawaiʻi signed bills to enhance the state's agricultural and biosecurity efforts, including creating an Agricultural Enforcement Pilot Program and renaming the Department of Agriculture to include Biosecurity.

Hawaii's Governor has made the Community Outreach Court permanent on Oʻahu, helping over 700 participants since 2017 by addressing low-level offenses and connecting them with services.

Governor Josh Green of Hawaii signed three bills for judicial reform to improve justice system efficiency and reduce recidivism, including funding for the judiciary and support for nonviolent offenders.

Governor Green of Hawaii added SB 935 to his Intent-to-Veto list, considering vetoing it among 20 bills, with over 200 others already signed into law. He faces decisions on these before July 9, with transparency and cannabis bills also under review.

Mayor Derek S.K. Kawakami of Hawai'i visited Washington, D.C. and Tampa for two conferences, promoting local business and discussing urban issues with other mayors.

Hawaii Governor Josh Green ordered flags at half-staff to honor humanitarian John Henry Felix, highlighting his decades of service and global relief efforts.

Hawaiʻi seeks public feedback on reappointment of Judge Alvin P. K. Nishimura. His term ends on December 9, 2025, and evaluations are due by August 19, 2025.

Governor Josh Green of Hawaii endorsed legislation enhancing government transparency, including new guidelines for Sunshine Law, improved board packet release timing, and better access for families to police reports of deceased relatives.

Chief of Staff Sarah K. Blane is leaving her role in the County of Kaua‘i in July after over 17 years in public service, including handling crises like floods and the pandemic.

The Kaua‘i Police Department held a Change of Command where Chief Todd Raybuck passed leadership to Interim Chief Elliott Kalani Ke. The ceremony recognized Raybuck's achievements and Ke's commitment to serving the community.

The Kaua‘i County Police Commission is seeking community input via a survey for the selection of a new Police Chief, focusing on desirable traits, until June 30.