Hawaii's Governor Josh Green signed Senate Bill 281, Act 147, classifying torture as a class A felony, with support from law enforcement to combat serious crimes.

Hawaii's Governor Josh Green signed a law protecting earnings of child performers, ensuring part of their income is saved in a trust fund for when they become adults.

Hawaii secures a $700 million settlement from Bristol-Myers Squibb and Sanofi after a 12-year lawsuit, with funds aimed at enhancing local healthcare services.

Governor Josh Green signed bills to improve education in Hawaii, including free meals for students below 300% of the federal poverty level and recognition of surfing as a sport.

Hawaii Governor Josh Green signed Act 96, enacting a "Green Fee" to support environmental protection and disaster resilience, funded by an increased transient accommodations tax and newly applied tax to cruise ships.

Gov. Josh Green of Honolulu was invited to testify before a Senate Subcommittee in D.C. about handling infectious diseases, based on his experience as a doctor and official during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Yovo Stefanov hired as Director of Business Transformation Office to modernize Hawaii's DAGS financial systems.

The Hawai'i Arts Alliance is urging the public to request that Governor Green veto HB1378, a bill which threatens to cut funding for the arts and derail decades of cultural development in the state.

Mayor Bissen announces a new Deferred Payment Loan Program in partnership with local organizations to help middle-income families in Lahaina rebuild after wildfires.

Hawaii's BLNR rejected the U.S. Army's Final EIS on the Pōhakuloa Training Area. Governor Green called for unity and balance between heritage and national security.

Hawaii's judiciary receives legislative support with new funding, programs, and appointed judges, enhancing legal services for the community as acknowledged by Chief Justice Recktenwald.

The Hawaiʻi State Commission on the Status of Women plans to counteract federal rollbacks on women's rights by reinforcing state protections in healthcare, education, and workplace equity.

Senator Kurt Fevella calls for the resignation of Hawaii Tourism Authority's Isaac Choy and DBEDT Director James Tokioka over racism allegations and workplace issues.