Permitting Worker Who Took Bribes For A Decade Gets Prison Time
The judge said he wanted to make an example of Jennie Javonillo to deter other government workers from taking bribes.
Honolulu Council Elections Are A Hot Topic For Neighborhood Board Members
With four of the nine Honolulu council seats in play, local community groups are paying attention to what a shift in power may mean in their backyards.
Waimanalo Businesses Are Struggling To Survive Ongoing Road Work
Residents are steering clear of the congested Kalanianaole Highway while businesses suffer.
Hawaii Congressmen Warn The Draining Of Red Hill May Face Delays
Residents are concerned that Red Hill isn’t being drained of fuel quickly enough, but Honolulu’s chief water engineer cautioned it needs to be done safely.
Is Honolulu’s Chinatown On The Brink Of A Turnaround?
Residents say new city programs and the dispersal of River of Life’s meal distributions are bringing peace and safety back to a historic neighborhood.
Russian Superyacht Amadea Arrives In Honolulu From Fiji
The ship became a target of Task Force KleptoCapture, launched in March to seize the assets of Russian oligarchs.
New Honolulu Police Chief Vows Transparency After Troubled Start
Joe Logan discussed trust, staffing woes and controversies in his first press conference since taking the helm of HPD in a private ceremony earlier this week.
Keith Kaneshiro Charges Detail Abuse Of Power, Bribery And Conspiracy
UPDATE: Honolulu鈥檚 former prosecuting attorney, a prominent businessman and other defendants pleaded not guilty Friday afternoon.
HNN: Former Prosecutor Keith Kaneshiro Arrested
The former Honolulu prosecuting attorney has long been a target of the FBI in connection with a yearslong investigation into police corruption.
Congressional Committee OKs Another $1.1 Billion For Red Hill Response
If approved by the full U.S. House, the money will go towards facility defueling and water treatment.