How A Honolulu Police Chief Facing A Corruption Probe Got A $250,000 Payout
Now a convicted felon, Louis Kealoha is supposed to pay the money back but so far has not done so.
Roy Amemiya Wants City Documents To Fight His Conspiracy Indictment. The City Says No
The former Honolulu managing director’s public records request was rejected by city attorneys.
Mayor Taps Former Fire Chief To Join Honolulu Police Commission
Kenneth Silva’s nomination needs to be approved by the Honolulu City Council.
Honolulu Councilman Proposes Short-Term Rental Compromise
Some local residents and tourism officials are applauding the proposal, but rental operators are still pushing back.
Former Hawaii Attorney General Preparing Navy Water Contamination Lawsuit
The water contamination crisis has upended people’s lives physically, emotionally and financially.
Illegal Gambling Rooms Keep Springing Up But Police Have Few Tools To Shut Them Down
Honolulu police conduct dozens of raids every year and have seized more than 700 machines that still sit, unclaimed, in a warehouse on Oahu.
Navy Hires Contractor To Assess Integrity Of Red Hill Fuel Facility
The company will conduct one of several investigations into the facility that leaked fuel into military families’ drinking water.
Navy Gives New Dates For Families Displaced By Water Crisis To Return Home
The Navy continues to flush petroleum-tainted water from homes and neighborhoods, with most residents expected to be able to return starting later this month.
Lawmakers: Red Hill Fuel Leaked Into Well Through A Pipeline Navy Didn’t Know Existed
Navy officials didn’t know about the pipeline until someone reviewed the facility’s schematics from 1941, lawmakers who took a tour said they were told.
Honolulu Police Chief Search Expected To Take At Least 6 More Months
PSI Services LLC, the consulting firm hired to assist in the search, said it plans to present the police commission with up to four finalists in June.