E. Green
Coverage of E. Green in the Nexus archive.
- Gov. Green appoints Danielle Bass to vacant Hawaii Senate seat
Gov. Green appointed Danielle Bass to a vacant Hawaii Senate seat. Following the appointment, the administration stated that they are going to do the work for the people immediately.
- New law aims to revitalize Hilo's Banyan Drive
Governor Green signed SB 2001 into law, creating the Banyan Drive Community District to revitalize the Waiākea Peninsula. A lineal descendant of the Waiākea ahupuaʻa will have a voting role in decision-making processes.
- The case of the missing Tesla fatal crash data
A fatal 2019 Tesla crash on Card Sound Road in Florida involving Dillon Angulo and Naibel Benavides sparked a yearslong investigation into missing data from Tesla's self-driving system. The case centered on a dispute over a 'glovebox computer' containing crash data, raising questions about Tesla's safety claims and handling of evidence.
- Gov. Green signs Hawaii budget, plans to veto four bills
Gov. Green signed Hawaii's budget and plans to veto four bills. The governor's team is reviewing 267 legislative bills passed this session, with most expected to become law.
- Green Signals He May Veto Bill To Add $50M To Rainy Day Fund
Governor Green may veto a bill to add $50 million to the Rainy Day Fund. He also approved the new state budget and announced potential vetoes of measures related to school closures and teacher licensing.
- Gov. Green extends solar tax credits for Hawaii residents, firms
Gov. Green has extended solar tax credits for Hawaii residents and firms. The move emphasizes distributed solar energy's role in advancing the state's sustainability and resiliency goals.
- Gov. Green Saves Option To Go Green With Solar Credits In 2026
An executive order preserves the solar energy tax credit for commercial and industrial uses that lawmakers had previously capped. The decision ensures continued support for solar energy initiatives in 2026.