Pearl Harbor Shooter ID’d As 22-Year-Old Sailor
Updated. Waianae resident Vincent Kapoi Jr. was among the dead, according to his wife. Names of other victims have not been released.
New Audit Provides Glimpse Into $875M Defense Contractor Shell Game
The GAO analyzed 32 criminal cases, including at least one with ties to Hawaii, to show how contractors have defrauded the U.S. government.
3 Dead, 1 Wounded In Shooting At Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard
Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam said the shooter, a U.S. sailor, killed himself after shooting three Department of Defense civilian workers.
The Tragic Death Of A 4-Year-Old Is Moving The Military Toward Safer Windows
It’s taken years of lobbying and political advocacy, but a new federal regulation would finally mandate safer windows in military housing.
Schatz To Marines: Rethink Project That Threatens Ewa Beach
Neighbors and government officials say an environmental study is needed, but the Marine Corps has said it isn’t legally required to do one.
Ewa Beach Residents Want Marines To Take Another Look At Retaining Wall
Military says it’s fine but Hawaii’s top coastal management official calls the project part of a “death knell” for the islands’ beaches.
Our Veterans Have A Right To Medical Cannabis
Hawaii should pass legislation protecting former U.S. service members from employment discrimination.
Sierra Club Sues To Stop Automatic Approval Of Red Hill Fuel Tanks
Department of Health permits are automatically approved if officials don’t take action on them within 180 days.
Political Feuding Over The Border Wall Is Stalling Military Housing Reform
Grim housing conditions on military bases in Hawaii and elsewhere remain as Congress continues to argue over diverting military dollars to pay for Trump’s proposed border wall.
Red Hill Fuel Tanks: The Hawaii Health Department And EPA Want Your Input
The public has until Dec. 9 to submit testimony.