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States are using their own laws in climate change lawsuits. But federal law takes precedence

Fond memories shared of Hawaiʻi radio and TV broadcast veteran Emme Tomimbang : Maui Now

Hawaiʻi is mourning the loss of veteran radio and television broadcaster Emmeline “Emme” Tomimbang Burns. She passed away Feb. 19 at the Queen’s Medical Center in Honolulu during an emergency aortic surgery.

Hawaiʻi Judiciary names Daylin-Rose Heather as Deputy Administrative Director of Courts : Maui Now

The Hawaiʻi State Judiciary announced that Daylin-Rose Heather has been named Deputy Administrative Director of the Courts effective Jan. 3, 2024. 

Maui judge who nearly lost her home in the wildfires named a "Courageous Judge" by National Judicial College : Maui Now

Maui District Family Court Judge Adrianne N. Heely Caires was selected as one of 60 courageous judges to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the founding of The National Judicial College.

Climate Lawsuits Undermine The Democratic Process To Enrich Lawyers

Climate lawsuits exploit global climate change concerns to circumvent the democratic process and implement costly public policy, while potentially enriching lawyers.