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It’s the largest settlement related to Honolulu police misconduct since at least the year 2000.

Hawaii is likely to remain the only state without such a board after a House committee shelves a reform bill.

A proposed $4.7 million settlement is underscoring concerns that problems within the Honolulu Police Department are not being effectively addressed.

The measures would set guidelines for use of body cams and establish boards for training and to review police use of force.

Honolulu Police officials pushing to promote Maj. Ryan Borges never mentioned another time the cops were called and his wife ended up in the hospital.

Three Honolulu police officers say they suffered years of discrimination and life-threatening situations at the hands of fellow officers.

Honolulu Police Chief Louis Kealoha says he still thinks Ryan Borges would make a good assistant chief despite the controversy.

Ryan Borges is under an internal affairs investigation after he solicited outside support for his controversial promotion.

So does a third measure that would create a database of law enforcement officers terminated due to misconduct.

A bill moving through the Legislature aims to ensure better education and training standards for police. But it still falls short in providing better oversight of bad cops.