Police Killing Of Micronesian Teen In Hawaii Prompts Grief And Questions
Nearly two weeks after the shooting, Honolulu police still haven’t explained why the teenager was shot or released officers’ body camera footage.
Lawmakers OK Fines For Pandemic Rule Violators
Lawmakers will convene next week to negotiate hundreds of bills that could end up on Gov. David Ige’s desk.
Kauai Police Chief Suspended For Mocking Asians
Kauai County officials on Friday publicly disclosed for the first time details of the disciplinary action taken against Police Chief Todd Raybuck for violating a county discrimination policy.
Hawaii Supreme Court Ends Early Release Of Inmates
State public defenders can still petition the courts to release clients early, but attorneys will have to do so on an individual basis.
Very Few Vaccinated People Have Caught COVID-19 In Hawaii
Officials on Maui, meanwhile, are monitoring nearly two dozen infection clusters.
How Scientists Are Pivoting In Their Quest To Save Hawaii’s Crows
Conservationists are looking to Maui as a possible short-term solution for reestablishing alala in the wild.
Hawaii Sees ‘Startling’ Increase In Number Of Children Facing Hunger
Even as benefits programs expand and school meal programs shift, food insecurity is expected to continue to grow in the islands.
Kauai Police Chief’s Rising Star Began To Fall Last Year, Job Reviews Show
Kauai Police Chief Todd Raybuck spent the last two years building community goodwill and fixing problems within his department.
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.
HMSA’s Mark Mugiishi To Chair State Redistricting Panel
UPDATED: The decision came after a 6-2 vote Tuesday with some concerns raised about the process.