The Cause Of A Deadly Ambulance Fire In Honolulu Remains Unknown
The city’s emergency services director said “everything is on the table” as multiple agencies join forces to investigate the blaze.
Katherine Kealoha Accuses Feds Of Ruining Her Marriage With Cocaine Photo Allegation
The former Honolulu deputy prosecutor is trying to appeal her 2019 conviction for conspiracy and obstruction of justice.聽
An ‘Explosive’ Report On The Former State Auditor Describes An Office In Turmoil
It took more than six years, a lawsuit and two appeals to the Hawaii Supreme Court to force the AG’s office to release results of the investigation.
Honolulu Lacks A Historic Preservation Commission. That May Put Some Sites At Risk
Advocates say a city commission would help protect treasured sites from deterioration and destruction.
The Public May Never Know Who Did The Bribing In The Honolulu Permitting Scandal
In a bribery scandal that nabbed government workers, federal prosecutors have obscured the identities of those on the other end of the transaction.聽
The Miske Case Has Become One Of The Most Complex Prosecutions In The Country
Defense attorneys are preparing a major attack against a prosecution case that has amassed more than 2 million documents.
Theft And Fraud Investigations Shake Up Honolulu Airport
No one has been charged yet, but the DOT said it has already made changes to prevent future wrongdoing.聽
Honolulu City Council: All Races Headed To Runoff
UPDATED: In the third printout of results released on Sunday, Val Okimoto pulled ahead of Ron Menor in District 8.
Report: Hawaii Gun Registrations Rose 6.8% In 2021
The report by the Hawaii Attorney General indicates there could be upward of 2 million firearms in a state of 1.4 million people.
Kaneshiro, Mitsunaga Trial Scheduled For March
Kaneshiro, the former prosecutor, is accused of abusing the power of his office.