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The former Honolulu chief’s attorney accused a police commissioner of breaking the law, but then she fought back.

As prior court cases have shown, there’s no evidence that airing complaints against the police department result in any kind of harm to officers or the agency.

We spend $275 million annually on the Honolulu Police Department. We have every right to demand transparency.

Civil Beat and the Star-Advertiser have teamed up in an effort to make sure the public has access to hearings for officers who want taxpayers to foot their legal bills.

Denny Santiago says he’s worried about being ostracized for speaking out about the Kealoha scandal to the Police Commission.

The process to replace Louis Kealoha, who resigned after being named as the target of a corruption investigation, has taken longer than anticipated.

Honolulu officials had planned to release salary information, including officers’ names. But the state police union says that endangers officers.

Several people were asked to testify recently about a land deal involving Honolulu prosecutor Keith Kaneshiro and a politically active real estate investor.

The Police Commission rejected Nelson Tamayori’s request for legal aid, but approved it for another officer facing the same allegations.

If a judge signs off, Anson Kimura will pay the victim $300,000 and testify on her behalf as she goes after his former employer and colleagues in court.