Businessman Accused Of Bribing Honolulu Prosecutor Points Finger At Feds
Defense attorneys argue the case has been tainted by prosecutorial misconduct and should be dismissed. A judge will decide.
The Kealoha Mailbox Conspiracy: 10 Years Later, Where Are We Now?
Real reform has been stymied by politicians who continue to believe that Hawaii corruption is just a few bad apples.
Honolulu Conspiracy Trial Pushed To October 2024
The trio was indicted in January 2022.
Louis Kealoha Asks Judge For ‘Mercy’ In Letter From Prison
The ex-police chief will likely pay the price for his crimes for years.
Arguments To Dismiss Honolulu Conspiracy Case Met With Skepticism
The trial was to begin June 26 but the court granted a joint request to delay it.
Former Honolulu Building Inspector Gets 5 Years In Prison For Bribery
For the first time, the judge identified contractors who allegedly bribed the inspector but were not charged.
‘180 Degrees’ Different: Former HPD Chief Louis Kealoha Is Telling His Side Of The Story
A soon-to-be released book by a former TV reporter asks readers to view a notorious corruption scandal through a new lens.
Civil Beat Is Seeking Public Records From The FBI In Lawmaker Bribery Cases
The U.S. Justice Department is refusing to release case files on privacy grounds.
Katherine Kealoha Fails In Effort To Get Out Of Prison
Kealoha is set to remain behind bars for another seven years.
Another Honolulu Permitting Worker Pleads Guilty And Faces Deportation
UPDATE: The director of the city permitting department said the office was “susceptible to exploitation” but she’s working to fix it.