‘The Stakes Are High’: Why The Navy Doesn’t Want To Defuel The Red Hill Tanks
The Red Hill water crisis is stretching the Navy’s overstretched resources, experts say.
The Navy Illegally Flushed Tainted Water Into Storm Drains As Red Hill Crisis Took Hold
DOH says it is focusing on mitigating the crisis rather than sanctioning the Navy.
Another Miske Case Defendant Released Pending Trial
Kaulana Freitas is alleged to have been part of a “chemical attack” on a Honolulu nightclub among other charges related to the Miske criminal enterprise.
HNN/Civil Beat Special Report: Navy’s Water System Woes Won’t Be Resolved Soon
Hawaii News Now partnered with ÌìÃÀÊÓƵ to put together a digital special report on the crisis.
Some In Pearl City Say Clean Water Run Through Navy Pipes Also Seems Tainted
The Board of Water Supply says its water is clean and safe, but it’s traveling through Navy pipes, and residents in Manana Housing are reporting problems.Â
Corrections Commission Again Urges A Pause In Planning For A New Jail
After hearing that a new lockup could cost as much as $1 billion, members again ask the state to study alternatives.
Hoyt Zia Stepping Down From The HART Board
The retired Hawaiian Airlines executive joined the local oversight group in 2017 and saw rail’s ‘P3’ effort collapse.
A New Program To Help Homeless People On Oahu Is Off To A Slow Start
The CORE program has hired 15 people since starting operations in mid-October and has had to scale back plans to rely mostly on community health workers.
Lawsuit Alleges Inmate Was Killed For ‘Being A Snitch’ In The Miske Case
Suit claims James Borling-Salas gave Honolulu police information about the alleged murder-for-hire of Jonathan Fraser.
City Finalizing Deal With Consultant To Help Select The Next Honolulu Police Chief
PSI Services LLC has been awarded a $145,777.50 contract to the relief of police commissioners who believed the process was taking too long.