Mayor Richard Bissen of Maui is temporarily visiting California until March 22 to attend the 80th National Session of the Mayors’ Institute on City Design. Josiah Nishita will serve as acting mayor during his absence.

Governor Josh Green successfully advocated for the University of Hawai'i to retain federal funding amid a Title VI investigation and for the restoration of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team's honorific webpage.

A Maryland judge issued a TRO against the Trump administration's mass federal employee layoffs for not providing a mandated 60-day notice, ruling in favor of reinstatement.

AG Anne Lopez leads 21 states in suing President Trump's administration to stop workforce cuts in the U.S. Department of Education, aiming to protect student services and uphold educational rights.

Attorney General Anne Lopez joins a coalition of 17 attorneys general to file an amicus brief supporting Medicaid recipients' right to choose their health care providers, including Planned Parenthood.

CWRM seeks to fill three vacancies after V.R. Hinano Rodrigues withdrew his nomination to focus on community healing. The Commission manages Hawaii's water resources.

Attorney General Anne Lopez sues to stop what is claimed to be unlawful mass firing of federal probationary employees, arguing the terminations bypass proper regulations.

Mayor Richard Bissen of Maui outlines a recovery roadmap in his State of the County Address, highlighting housing, emergency preparedness, and community welfare, while reporting strong financial health for the region.

Hawaii advances bills to revise public records and meeting laws, enhancing transparency and researcher access, and providing more public review time before meetings.

AG Lopez secured a nationwide injunction to halt the Trump administration's cuts to health research funds, emphasizing the illegality and potential harm of such actions.

Mayor Richard Bissen invites South Maui residents to a community meeting on March 12 at the Kīhei Community Center to discuss local issues. Public Works and MEMA will provide updates. Residents can email questions in advance.

The Hawaii OIP is seeking a new Staff Attorney with a J.D., good standing in Hawaii, strong legal skills, and great communication abilities, offering a balanced work environment with a starting salary of $100,000.

Honolulu's Governor is focusing on sustainable energy and improving state workforce efficiency, with an executive order on renewable energy and expedited hiring for critical jobs.