HR 91 honors James T. Cullins, a 95-year-old Army veteran, for his military service and community contributions, inspiring others to value dedication and service.

HR 10 promotes transparency and stakeholder involvement in selecting Kamehameha Schools trustees, ensuring community voices shape governance and decision-making.

HB 20 expands capital murder to include cases where defendants create a great risk of death to multiple people, enhancing public safety and penalties.

The Richard L. Trumka Act strengthens labor rights, enhances worker protections, and streamlines union processes, boosting collective bargaining and accountability for employers.

HB 41 increases penalties for first-degree rape, sodomy, and sexual torture, aiming to deter these crimes and enhance support for victims in the legal system.