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Hawaii welcomes first state fire marshal in nearly 50 years
The Office of the Fire Marshal was abolished by Act 241 of the 1978 Session of Laws of Hawaii, with its role being handed off ...
Hawaii appoints first State Fire Marshal since 1979
For the first time in nearly 46 years, Hawaii has a State Fire Marshal. Gov. Josh Green on Monday named Dori Booth to the ...
Hawaii joins Wisconsin in raising LGBT flag to ring in Pride Month
The Hawaii State Capitol raised its first rainbow flag in Honolulu on Monday to commemorate Pride Month, a holiday ...
Governor signs bills into law to support public education in Hawaii
Gov. Josh Green signed Friday five bills aimed at strengthening access to educational opportunities and supporting student ...
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Pride flags to fly at Hawaii State Capitol for the first time in June
Pride flags will fly at the Hawaii State Capitol for the first time this June, marking a historic milestone for LGBTQIA+ communities.
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New Hawaii law to provide free lunch for needy public school students
Thousands of public school students from low-income families will get free school lunches over the next two school years, ...
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Green signs bills to bolster schoolchildren
Gov. Josh Green signed three bills Friday afternoon to support healthier keiki through better access to food, transportation ...
Governor signs ‘green fee’ into law to tackle climate change
Josh Green on Tuesday signed into law the country’s first-ever lodging tax to get tourists to pay their share of the impacts ...