Blaze Lovell

The governor's office is convening a Native Hawaiian advisory group to participate in the negotiation process, but OHA is seeking a larger role.

The chief executive of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs wants her job back amid an internal investigation.

Money for environmental cleanup, transportation projects and housing are on the governor's wish list.

The Kipona Scholarship is Kamehameha’s third-largest external financial aid program.

Updated: Students for Fair Admissions founder Ed Blum said he has received death threats over his attempt to strike down the policy.

Board Chair Kai Kahele plans to take up the issue at an OHA meeting on the Big Island in November.

The trustees voted unanimously against giving Stacy Ferreira a 35% pay raise, saying the proposal was premature and flawed.

The proposal could be a hard sell for lawmakers and the hotel industry after recent tax increases in Hawaiʻi.

Meanwhile, the state Ethics Commission plans to consider addressing the "revolving door" between state officials and the private sector.

After years of failing to get building approval, the office may look to another Hawaiʻi government agency to jumpstart construction.

The circumstances surrounding Stacy Ferreira's departure from the office's top post remain unclear.

Court documents in an ongoing felony case reveal new details about how employees were reimbursed for making campaign donations.

Defense attorneys raised a handful of issues with the case, including that the grand jury was misled.

The court also upheld dozens of charges against former Trustee Rowena Akana.

The deal would allow a developer to circumvent county zoning rules by tapping into the Hawaiian housing agency’s special powers. In return, the agency could get a revenue boost for building homes.

The current proclamations Gov. Josh Green enacted to address Hawaiʻi's affordable housing shortage will remain intact, the high court said.

The intensive weeklong program will introduce high school students to the legislative process and give them the skills to participate in civic life at a "crucial moment" for Hawaiʻi.

Residents of the Hawaiian homestead in Kapolei worry the overgrown foliage could be a bigger hazard soon.

Gov. Josh Green raised the possibility that the feds could take state land if Hawaiʻi doesn't find ways to compromise.

Lobbyists are still the top donors, but they no longer can give lawmakers money while they're in session.