A proposal by House leaders would reduce or eliminate state income taxes, and shift part of the tax burden to non-residents.

Stadium officials won’t put an opening date on the new stadium after seeing other projects in Hawaii stall.

Senators were concerned the bill, aimed at keeping one company from dominating the processing industry, was unconstitutional.

Another bill approved by the committee would decriminalize possession of up to an ounce of cannabis.

A bill before the Legislature would remove psilocybin from the federal register of Schedule I drugs.

Hawaii isn’t the only state worried that a governor’s emergency orders are in need of better oversight.

A bill from the speaker and majority leader would forbid lieutenant governors from holding side jobs.

New legislation would make Hawaii the first state to tax executive pay gaps, but the proposal may be dead on arrival.

Gov. David Ige opposes spending $350 million to build a New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District. Instead, he says the state can just make improvements as necessary to the 46-year-old building.

Lawmakers plan to vote next week on a measure to dissolve the Agribusiness Development Corp.