Three Former Honolulu Officials Charged With Conspiracy For Kealoha Payout
UPDATED: All defendants pleaded not guilty, and a judge allowed their release on unsecured $50,000 bonds.
Kahikina Lists Achievements In Her First Year Leading Honolulu Rail
An official slide presentation on the new executive director’s performance cites plenty of achievements but no weaknesses.
Navy Agrees To Comply With Hawaii’s Order To Drain Red Hill Fuel Facility
Employees at Red Hill filed complaints about safety hazards before the leaks in 2021, a Navy official said.
HPD And DOE Sued For Allegedly Handcuffing 10-Year-Old Girl Over Drawing
The civil rights lawsuit was filed Friday and alleges that the girl suffered physical, emotional and physiological injuries in the wake of the incident.
SHOPO Leader Wants Faster Progress In Finding A New Honolulu Police Chief
The union’s newly elected president, Robert Cavaco, criticized the police commission’s decision to hire a consulting firm to help with the search.
Miske’s Hawaii Kai Home Is For Sale, But He’s Unlikely To Get The Proceeds
The waterfront property has been encumbered by the federal government鈥檚 intent to seek its forfeiture if Miske is convicted on the charge of racketeering conspiracy.
Employees Challenge Hawaiian Airlines Vaccine Mandate
Seven employees sued the company, alleging it violated federal law when implementing its vaccine policy.
Marines Suspect Water Issues In Manana Were Caused By Bacteria, Not Fuel
The Marine Corps expressed confidence that Manana residents were not receiving the same fuel-laced water their neighbors on the other side of Pearl Harbor were drinking.
Honolulu’s Republican Party Told To Move Fundraiser Off Army Base
The event at Schofield Barracks was to feature mainland party activist Scott Presler, described in reports as anti-Muslim.
Kauhi’s Guilty Plea Strengthens The Conspiracy Case Against Mike Miske
Prosecutors have now wrapped up plea deals with at least 10 members or associates of what is being referred to as the Miske Enterprise.