Hawaii's Senate Bill 1150 passed, supporting gender-affirming care access amidst heated debate and opposition regarding its potential impact on interstate movement for such care.

Hawaiʻi Supreme Court ruled to let a $4 billion wildfire settlement proceed, rejecting insurance companies' subrogation claims and favoring victims. Governor Green praised the decision.

A lawsuit led by Attorney General Anne Lopez and 21 states' attorneys general targets the Trump Administration for reducing research funding, which may jeopardize medical and public health research.

Hawai'i has begun charging nonresidents to fish, expecting to raise $1 million annually for conservation and restoration projects. The fees are $20 for a day, $40 for seven days, or $70 annually, with exceptions for military and under-15 youth.

Riley Saito has been appointed as the executive director of NELHA, bringing experience from energy sector roles for advancing Hawaii's energy and food security.

Hawai‘i Governor Josh Green is attending a crisis management meeting in Florida, focusing on lessons from Maui wildfires and engaging with mental health and justice experts.

A coalition of 20 attorneys general, including Anne Lopez, urges the Senate Judiciary Committee to scrutinize FBI Director nominee Kash Patel over concerns of political firings and a list targeting January 6 probe staffers.

Jerry Bump appointed as acting Insurance Commissioner in Hawai'i, succeeding Gordon Ito. Bump will oversee the insurance industry amid a hard market with high rates and limited availability.

Sherry Bird has been promoted to Assistant Chief of the Hawai‘i Police Department, marking a historic first for the department. Other officers were also promoted in various ranks.

Federal judge in Rhode Island issues a restraining order at Hawaii's leading, halting Trump's administration from cutting off federal grants and loans.

Hawaii's Governor has allocated $6.3 million to the DBEDT to enhance tourism recovery, following damage from Maui wildfires and anticipating impact from California fires. The funds aim to boost visitor arrivals and support local businesses.

A federal judge stopped Trump's order to freeze federal funding, a decision praised by Hawai'i Governor Josh Green, ensuring continued state services.

Hawai'i joined 21 states and D.C. to oppose a Trump-era OMB policy freezing federal funds, which risks essential services such as healthcare and public safety.