HPD Admits It Withheld Arrest Info About New Police Chief’s Son
The police department put a “do not post to the media alert” on Zane Logan’s arrest until after they spoke to his father.
Judge Says Lawsuit Against Department Of Agriculture Can Go Forward
Hooah Farms has been called a model for Oahu, but the owners want out of the Kahuku Agricultural Park, saying the park’s manager can’t be trusted.
This New Downtown Driver Testing Site Has The Highest Failure Rate On Oahu
Driving instructors say traffic congestion and certain routes can make some testing sites more difficult than others.
Honolulu Police Chief Finalists Address Crime And Officer Shortages
The Honolulu Police Commission has said it plans to announce its choice by June, about a year after the previous police chief resigned.
Number Of Homeless People Counted In Oahu Survey Drops 11%
Oahu’s homeless population includes 55 adults who said they are on the Hawaiian Homelands waitlist, the survey found.
This Honolulu Architect Admitted To Bribery. But He Still Has His License
Despite pleading guilty to a job-related felony, William Wong was able to renew his license for another two years.
Ex-Honolulu Officials Charged With Conspiracy Will Face A Jury In The Fall
A trial that was scheduled for June has been pushed to at least October after the judge granted a continuance.
Many Tourists Unaware Of New Diamond Head Reservation System On First Day
The system is designed to relieve crowding at the popular hiking trail but it may take some time to work out the kinks.
Crime On Oahu Is Bouncing Back To Pre-Pandemic Levels
The number of homicides and car thefts have spiked on Hawaii’s most populous island, according to HPD data.
Tupola’s City Council Term Limit Proposal Raises Ethics Concerns
The councilwoman hasn’t disclosed that she is getting paid by a candidate who would benefit from her legislation.聽