#Hawaii State Capitol
Flags lowered in remembrance of September 11
Congress passed a joint resolution on Dec. 18, 2001, to declare September 11 as Patriot Day.
Big Island Now poll no. 46: What issues should take priority this legislative session?
Lawmakers plan to address statewide issues laid bare during the devastating Maui wildfires.
Emailed bomb threat empties state capitols across nation, including Hawai‘i
The Hawai’i State Capitol was evacuated and the building was searched by deputies along with its Special Operations explosive detection K-9 units.
Flags remain at half-staff for lives lost in Maine shooting
This order is continued in respect for the victims of the Oct. 25 gun violence in Lewiston, Maine, after an Army reservist is accused of fatally shooting 18 people and wounding 13 at a bowling alley and a bar.
Gov. Green orders U.S. and Hawaiʻi flags at half-staff to honor lives lost in attacks on Israel
To honor the lives of those lost, including Americans, that began with the attacks on Israel over the weekend, Hawaiʻi Gov. Josh Green has ordered the United States and Hawai‘i state flags be flown at half-staff at state facilities.
Hawaiʻi State Capitol adding metal detectors; becomes 38th state with this security
Beginning July 10, the Hawai’i State Capitol will add metal detectors to its security measures, joining 37 state capitols that already have them.
Hawai‘i governor lowers flags to mourn Texas victims
“We lower the flags in solemn remembrance of the victims of gun violence in Allen, Texas,” said Gov. Josh Green.
Law school at University of Hawai‘i earns top marks for environmental law, more
The University of Hawai‘i law school also earned a B+ rating as one of the nation’s top law schools for practical training.
Sex Abuse Treatment Center rallies before Hawai‘i State Capitol
Tuesday’s sign-waving event featured Sex Abuse Treatment Center partners including Honolulu’s Department of the Prosecuting Attorney, police and more.
Gov. Green orders flags at half-staff for funeral services of Princess Kawānanakoa
The princess, who died on Dec. 11, 2022 at age 96, will lie in state at ‘Iolani Palace on Sunday for the public memorial and on Monday there will be her private funeral at Mauna ‘Ala.
32nd Hawaiʻi State Legislature opens today with priorities and optimism
This year, the Hawaiʻi State Capitol is open to the pubic and in-person public sessions for the first time since COVID-19 led to social distancing.
Flags to Fly at Half-Staff for Police Week’s Peace Officers Memorial Day
At the direction of the President of the United States, Gov. Ige has ordered that the United States flag and the Hawai‘i state flag will be flown at half-staff.
Hawai‘i House Ends Productive 2019 Legislative Session
The House of Representatives on Thursday, May 2, adjourned the 2019 regular legislative session sine die having passed a total of 298 bills.
Honoka‘a High Jazz Band Tours O‘ahu
The Grammy-winning Honokaʻa High School Jazz Band is performing on Oʻahu during April 2019.
Supporters Rally at Capitol for Kupuna Caregivers Program
Dozens of kūpuna, their caregivers and other advocates united at the Hawai‘i State Capitol to voice their support for the Kupuna Caregivers Program.
Hawai‘i Boys & Girls Clubs Youth of the Year Event Set for March 29
The Hawai‘i State Capitol Building will be hosting the 2019 Hawai‘i State Youth of the Year event on Friday, March 29, 2019.
House of Reps Passes 197 Bills to Senate
The Hawai‘i House of Representatives passed 197 bills on third reading Friday, March 1, 2019, moving them to the Senate for their consideration.
Hawai‘i House of Reps Implements New Workplace Harassment Policy
A new Hawai‘i House of Representatives Workplace Harassment Policy, including sexual harassment, was reported by House Speaker Scott K. Saiki.
2019 Calendar Features Hawai‘i State Capitol at 50
The year 2019 marks the 50th anniversary of the opening of the Hawai‘i State Capitol.
2019 Calendar Showcases Hawai‘i State Capitol
The year 2019 marks the 50th anniversary of the formal opening of the Hawai‘i State Capitol.
