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Native Hawaiian convention set to be held in Vegas - Vimarsana News

Native Hawaiian convention set to be held in Vegas

The Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement is preparing to host its first out-of-state Western Regional Native Hawaiian Convention from June 19 to 22 in the city commonly known as “The Ninth Island.”

Working group to discuss DHHL's use of $600M to address waitlist | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Working group to discuss DHHL's use of $600M to address waitlist | News, Sports, Jobs

The Maui News A state House of Representatives working group will meet today to discuss how the state Department of Hawaiian Home Lands is using $600 million

Working group to discuss DHHL execution of $600M in appropriated funds : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

Working group to discuss DHHL execution of $600M in appropriated funds : Maui Now

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.

Green's First Veto Override: A Condo Bill That Could Increase The Cost Of Housing - Vimarsana News

Green's First Veto Override: A Condo Bill That Could Increase The Cost Of Housing

Besides the Senate override, lawmakers in both chambers worked through numerous bills Tuesday, including some dealing with taxes and guns.

Green Wanted Tax Relief, Housing and Action On Homelessness. Lawmakers Mostly Agreed - Vimarsana News

Green Wanted Tax Relief, Housing and Action On Homelessness. Lawmakers Mostly Agreed

But the "green fee" to slap extra charges on tourists failed, and bills to change the state tax code turned out to be more modest than the governor proposed in January.