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UPDATE: In a letter, four lawmakers ask the Honolulu Police Commission to appoint one to two people to help embattled Police Chief Louis Kealoha run his department.

Mayor calls chief’s stolen mailbox case “a private matter,” even though it’s the subject of a potential FBI investigation.

UPDATE: A federal public defender says the theft charge is being dropped and alleges the police withheld evidence and falsified reports.

That’s a question being asked by lawmakers who have concerns that the agency is ineffective when it comes to handling police oversight.

Kealoha’s remarks were out of line, the judge ruled. Now, the defense wants an investigation into corruption at the highest levels.

The police chief revealed details about the defendant’s criminal history on the witness stand.

Nearly two decades ago, a child disappeared on the Big Island. His case is getting another look.

The department’s internal investigation is wide-ranging, and includes everyone from the 911 dispatcher to the officers who responded.

A high-profile alleged domestic violence case has the department looking at new ways to respond to the crime as well as police its own officers.

Honolulu Prosecuting Attorney Keith Kaneshiro defends the fact that his office took the case to a grand jury rather than filing charges on its own.