Tokuda, Branco Take On Guns In Their Bid For Congress
Both candidates say they want to pass stricter gun control measures. The question is can they do it?
You May Soon See People Openly Carrying Guns In Hawaii
While a new federal law passed by Congress to control gun violence is likely to have little effect here, a Supreme Court decision loosening gun rules is significant.
Gun Enthusiasts Keep Winning In Court. That Could Soon Weaken Hawaii’s Strict Gun Laws
The U.S. Supreme Court this summer is expected to issue an opinion likely to have significant implications for Hawaii’s gun laws.
‘Homesick’ Navy Officer Files Lawsuit After Being Denied Hawaii Gun Permit
Attorneys for Micheal Santucci claim the state is using problematic language to deny people gun permits on the basis of mental health.
Smith & Wesson Sues Hawaii Over The High Cost Of Public Records
The AG’s office wanted more than $20,000 for records related to firearms issues.
Katherine Kealoha’s Brother Pleads Guilty To Gun Charge, Drug Trial To Continue
Prosecutors say Rudolph Puana kept cocaine next to his Glock handgun in a drawer at his pain clinic.
Chad Blair: Hawaii Lawmakers Consider Restrictions On Electric Guns
Tasers and stun guns were legalized barely three months ago and already the law may be tweaked to control their use.
The US Supreme Court Is Set To Hear A Major Second Amendment Case
The case — the first big one in more than a decade — could topple gun restrictions nationwide.
In Gun Debate, Both Sides Have Evidence To Back Them Up
Our research suggests that the rhetoric of both parties may not tell the full story.
Sailor Who Took His Own Life At Honolulu Resort Was A Career Navy Man
Lt. Cmdr. Russell Cruz, a native of New York, enlisted in the Navy about a month after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.