Mayor Richard Bissen Invites South Maui Community to Discuss Local Issues at Kīhei Meeting on March 12
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.
Hawaii Office of Information Practices Seeks New Staff Attorney Amid Honolulu Police Commission Sunshine Law Flap
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.
Attorneys General from 20 States Back NLRB Member Gwynne Wilcox Against Dismissal by Trump Administration
AG Anne Lopez and 20 states filed an amicus brief supporting Gwynne Wilcox against dismissal from the NLRB by President Trump, highlighting the NLRB's critical role in labor law enforcement.
Maui Mayor Richard T. Bissen, Jr. to Outline Recovery and Housing Initiatives in 2025 State of the County Address
Mayor Richard T. Bissen, Jr. will deliver the 2025 State of the County Address at Maui Arts and Cultural Center on March 7, with both in-person and live broadcast options available.
Hawaii Tourism Sees Promising Uptick in 2025 with Near Pre-Pandemic Level Recovery
Hawaii's tourism in January 2025 saw a 3.8% rise in visitor arrivals from last year, with spending up by 4.7%, signaling a near-full recovery from pre-pandemic levels, despite fewer arrivals from Japan and Canada.
Honolulu Governor Josh Green Embarks on Policy Mission at National Governors Association Winter Meeting in Washington D.C.
Governor Josh Green of Honolulu traveled to Washington D.C. to attend the NGA Winter Meeting, focusing on bipartisan collaboration on key issues. Lieutenant Governor Sylvia Luke acts as Governor during his absence.
Honolulu and Maui See Surge in Protests Against Trump Policies on Presidents' Day
Hundreds protested against Trump's policies on Presidents' Day in Hawaii, voicing concerns over education and federal job cuts, with some supporting the administration's actions. Civility marked encounters amidst the division.












