HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Sam Slom, a longtime Republican state lawmaker has died, according to a spokesperson for the Hawaii Republican Party. He was 81. It was reported that Slom died around noon ...

HONOLULU (KHON2) — Hawaii lawmakers are mourning the death of a friend and colleague after late State Sen. Sam Slom passed away on Sunday. On Monday, flags are flying at half-staff in honor of Slom.

Sen. Sam Slom, R, East Oahu, is undergoing routine testing and treatment following a hospitalization last month. According to his office, Slom is dealing with a stubborn infection. “It’s unfortunate ...

Friends, family and legislative colleagues have planned the only public “celebration of life” for state Sen. Sam Slom, who died in May at the age of 81 after serving 20 years in the Senate. The public ...

Sen. Sam Slom talks to Board of Regents chair Eric Martinson during a Senate-run hearing and investigation about the cancelled Stevie Wonder concert on Monday In February the Senate voted 23-1 against ...

HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - Sam Slom, former Republican senator from East Honolulu, wants his longtime seat back. And he’s coming out swinging, accusing the incumbent of having a “socialist ...

Reporting from HONOLULU — The clock was ticking and scores of bills hung in the balance, so Hawaii’s Republican Senate caucus descended to the Capitol basement and an austere wood-paneled meeting room ...

HONOLULU (AP) — Stanley Chang hiked up a ridge in an affluent neighborhood overlooking the Pacific Ocean, his crisp white shirt deflecting the hot Hawaii sun. "Aloha," he called as he eagerly knocked ...

Malia Zimmerman is a reporter for Watchdog.org, a national network of investigative reporters covering waste, fraud and abuse in government. Watchdog.org is a project of the nonprofit Franklin Center ...

A new program called Operation Toll Relief will give Miami-Dade County residents a chance to negotiate down fines from unpaid tolls. The program is a partnership of the Miami-Dade Expressway Authority ...

HONOLULU — The clock was ticking and scores of bills hung in the balance, so Hawaii's Republican Senate caucus descended to the Capitol basement and an austere wood-paneled meeting room, sealing the ...