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House repeals, reenacts newly passed law on $15M MPLT line of credit - Vimarsana News

House repeals, reenacts newly passed law on $15M MPLT line of credit

A just-enacted law that authorizes a $15-million line of credit with the Marianas Public Land Trust has gotten a fresh do-over, barely two months after being enacted into law by

Stalled bills have second life in 2024 legislative session - Vimarsana News

Stalled bills have second life in 2024 legislative session

Dozens of bills from the 2023 legislative session that failed to become law remain alive going into the Jan. 17 start of the upcoming session, including one that would eliminate the Hawaii Tourism Authority and create a new tourism entity.

Definition of 'dangerous weapon' and 'serious bodily injury' amended in new law | Local News - Vimarsana News

Definition of 'dangerous weapon' and 'serious bodily injury' amended in new law | Local News

Gov. Arnold I. Palacios has signed into law a legislation that would amend the Crimes and Criminal Procedure Code definitions of dangerous weapon and serious bodily injury.

House rejects Senate's version of House bill on legislative appropriation | Local News - Vimarsana News

House rejects Senate's version of House bill on legislative appropriation | Local News

The House of Representatives rejected on Thursday the Senate version of a House legislation that would require legislative appropriation for all non-locally-sourced funds allocated for the CNMI.

House PUTC tables bill to mandate CUC to change rates for CHCC - Vimarsana News

House PUTC tables bill to mandate CUC to change rates for CHCC

The House of Representatives Committee on Public Utilities, Transportation, and Communications has decided to suspend consideration of a Senate bill that would mandate the Commonwealth Utilities Corp. to change the