Honolulu Police Chief Tries To Rebuild Community Trust One Group At A Time
Business professionals question the chief on homelessness, police staffing and how they can support the department.
Sexual Assault Victims At Oahu Women’s Prison Seek More Than $8M In Damages
The former and current Women’s Community Correctional Center inmates were assaulted by guards, and their lawyer alleged the warden failed to protect them.
Ian Lind: My 5 Years Of Reporting On The Mike Miske Saga
This still seems to be an important story, involving very visible local companies and people. It reveals a lot about how Hawaii works.
Honolulu City Council To Take Up Restricting Guns In ‘Sensitive Places’
The City Council is scheduled to hold a special meeting Nov. 29 to hear a bill that would restrict weapons from being carried in schools and other public places.
Hawaii Sheriff’s Division Recruiting Prior To New Statewide Police Force
Sheriffs are competing with county police departments for officers to fill their ranks and convert into the new Department of Law Enforcement.
Hawaii Struggles To Revise Gun Laws After Supreme Court Decision
Honolulu is the only county in the state that hasn’t yet finalized new concealed-carry gun rules, leading to a backlog in permit applications.
Hawaii Corrections By The Numbers: Incarceration Declined In 2020, And So Did Crime Rates
Critics of Hawaii’s criminal justice policies have argued for years this state locks up too many people unnecessarily. The pandemic tested that idea.
Private Security Will Handle Patrols Along Honolulu’s Future Rail Line
UPDATED: The model for how to handle transit security varies from place to place. Honolulu considered using HPD but went a different route.
Hawaii Drug Abuse Prevention Groups Focus On Combating Fentanyl
With accidental overdoses and drug-related deaths rising in Hawaii, adolescents are the focus of law enforcement and prevention programs.
Judge: Prison Officials Must Release Names Of Inmates Who Die In Custody
The ruling comes in a case brought by Civil Beat to force the state to reveal the names and details of people who die in jail and prison.