Hawaii News Now: Kealohas Are Retaliating Against Our Reporter
Lynn Kawano of Hawaii News Now says in court records that the Kealohas are trying to stop her from covering the trial because of her investigative reports.
From ‘Flying Carpets’ To The Kealohas: Hawaii’s Rich History Of Scandal
Stories of misdeeds and corruption have helped shape Hawaii’s history, going back to a royal opium scandal that contributed to efforts to overthrow the monarchy.
Trisha Kehaulani Watson: How I Became A Witness In The Kealoha Corruption Trial
At the top of their game, Kat and Louie were one of the most recognized, and I鈥檒l dare say, well-liked couples I knew.
Hundreds Of Potential Jurors Screened On Opening Day Of Kealoha Trial
The prosecution and defense will now work to narrow the list of potential jurors to 12, which could take up to 10 days.
The Kealoha Trial Begins
The theft of a mailbox, which federal prosecutors say was staged, opened the door to the largest public corruption scandal in Hawaii history.
Cops, Prosecutors Want Gov To Veto Seized Property Bill
The reform measure changes whose property can be seized and where the proceeds from its sales will go.
Hawaii Journalists Named As Witnesses In Kealoha Corruption Trial
Dozens of police officers and other former officials, including the past head of the Honolulu Ethics Commission, are set to testify as well.
Why Is It So Hard To Fire Honolulu Police Sgt. Darren Cachola?
Every year, a number of Honolulu police officers are investigated and even charged with domestic abuse.
HPD Sergeant Convicted In Corruption Scheme Will Stay On The Job
There’s a limit to the number of days a police officer can go on leave without pay so the chief wants him to perform administrative duties.
Former HPD Sergeant Gets 1-Year Probation In Mailbox Theft Case
The first trial for former chief Louis Kealoha, his wife and two other officers is slated to begin May 13.