Denby Fawcett: Does Chinatown Need More Citizen Watch Groups?
Efforts by the city and police helped reduce the number of homeless people on the streets, but Chinatown residents say they still don’t feel safe, especially at night.
Training And Staffing Issues Surround Death Of A Nurse At Hawaii State Hospital
The licensed practical nurse role is being phased out in favor of more specialization.
Waianae Cockfighting ‘Pavilion’ Once Hosted Hundreds. Now It’s Quiet
Six Waianae residents are facing gambling charges in a federal case some community members say shows the extreme side of cockfighting.
Suspect In Fatal Stabbing Of Nurse Pleads Not Guilty
The judge ordered Tommy Carvalho to continue to be held without bail because he poses a 鈥渟erious risk of danger to the community.鈥
HPD Pours One Out In Holiday Push Against Drunken Driving
Oahu has had 51 traffic deaths so far this year caused at least in part by alcohol, officers said.
Ben Lowenthal: Hawaii Prosecutors Need To Be Willing To Scrutinize Convictions
The number of exonerations is growing around the nation, and that trend could become increasingly costly for taxpayers.
Suspect In Hawaii Hospital Stabbing Death Described As ‘Aggressive’
Amid questions over the decision to discharge the psychiatric patient, the head of the union representing hospital employees calls for a thorough review of operations.
Honolulu Residents Face Federal Charges Over Cockfighting Operation
Their trial is scheduled to begin in January.
Former Patient Indicted In Fatal Stabbing Of Nurse
Tommy Carvalho is scheduled to be arraigned in First Circuit Court on Monday.
In Rainy Hilo, Big Island Police Chief Ben Moszkowicz Is Seeing Sunshine
In his first year on the job, the chief has worked to improve transparency, staffing shortages and other issues.