Honolulu, HI, November 9, 2026 — Hawaii Governor Josh Green has initiated a significant shift in his administration, appointing a new Attorney General to succeed Dawn Chang. The move marks a key change within the state’s top legal office and is part of broader modifications being implemented across the governor’s cabinet.

While the selection of the new Attorney General has been made, the identity of the individual chosen to fill this critical role has not yet been publicly disclosed. This appointment comes as Governor Green seeks to reshape key positions within his executive team. The transition aims to bring new leadership and potentially new strategic directions to the office of the Attorney General.

In addition to the Attorney General appointment, the governor’s office confirmed that other changes are being implemented within the cabinet. Details regarding the specific departments affected or the individuals involved in these additional changes were not immediately available. The scope and nature of these further cabinet adjustments remain unspecified at this time.

Dawn Chang previously held the position of Attorney General. Her tenure is now concluding with the selection of her successor. The governor’s office has not provided specific reasons for the change in leadership at the Attorney General’s office or for the other cabinet alterations. The timeline for when the new Attorney General will officially assume duties or when further details on the cabinet changes will be released has also not been announced.

The Governor’s office is expected to provide more information regarding these personnel changes in the coming days. These updates are anticipated to clarify the individuals taking on new roles and the strategic objectives behind the cabinet restructuring.


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