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City Council Chair Tommy Waters and Council member Matt Weyer are introducing a measure to prohibit the sales of flavored tobacco products on Oahu.

Some bills still come in "by request," which prevents the public from knowing who is behind them.

PIERRE – The South Dakota Code Commission will meet Wednesday, June 21, beginning at 3:30 p.m. (CT). The meeting is being held in Conference Room 1 of the Ramkota Hotel

Act 62 establishes the offense of unlawful shipment of tobacco products. This includes electronic smoking devices and e-liquids under the definition of “tobacco products” for purposes of the cigarette tax and tobacco tax law.

The House’s ACT 279 Working Group will convene on Thursday to discuss the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands’ execution of $600 million in appropriated funds to address the urgent needs of its beneficiary waiting list.

As the legislative session nears its close on May 4, lawmakers have sent 19 additional bills to Gov. Josh Green for consideration.

House Speaker Scott K. Saiki today announced that the Hawaiʻi House of Representatives will form working groups to discuss critical issues pertaining to Red Hill, and the Department of Hawaiian Homelands’ execution of $600 million to address the needs of Native Hawaiians on the Department’s waitlist.

After an election year, the New Year often ushers in new laws that cause notable changes for citizens. This year is no different, and the state of Colorado has a whopping 20 new laws. Out of these new...

Coloradans can expect some big changes this year when going to the grocery store, looking at their paychecks and traveling to work, thanks to a host of new state laws took effect after the new year. H...

Officials said the main worry of SNAP benefits' eligible recipients in Hawaii was that the minimum wage hike in the state could affect their benefits.