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The former chief building inspector in Honolulu will go to prison for five years and pay a hefty fine after he admitted to taking over $100,000 in bribes over the course of several years and trying to cover it up after he got caught. Wayne Inouye, 66, worked for Honolulu’s...

Ex-Honolulu Building Inspector Gets 5 Years In Prison For Bribery

Honolulu City Council Chair Tommy Waters and council member Esther Kiaaina introduced two measures on Thursday that would prohibit council members from engaging in outside employment, a change that would effectively recognize council work as being a full-time commitment. This comes after the Honolulu Salary Commission’s controversial decision to increase...

Honolulu Council Members Seek To Make The Chamber A Full-Time Job Amid Pay Criticism

Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi, more than two years into his tenure and running for reelection, is taking his show on the road. In the past three months, he and his administration have criss-crossed Oahu, speaking at 10 unscripted evening town halls from Waianae to Kaneohe and Waialua to Aina Haina.

‘We Need To Rebuild Trust’: Honolulu Mayor’s Town Halls Are Getting City Officials In Touch With The Community

A Honolulu police officer violated his department’s use-of-force policy when he shot a man before arresting him in 2021, a lawsuit filed Wednesday says. In May 2021, when trying to arrest a suspect who was driving a vehicle, Christopher Goshi, a plainclothes Crime Reduction Unit officer, allegedly remained in the vehicle’s path and then, once it crashed into a concrete post, shot the driver five times, according to the complaint.

Lawsuit: HPD Officer Violated Policy When He Shot A Man In A Car

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Cops Have Jurisdiction On Homelands, But DHHL Says Policing Is Patchy

“Please contact your local police department,” a handbook for Hawaiian homelands residents recommends. But, according to the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, local police sometimes respond...

Cops Have Jurisdiction On Homelands, But DHHL Says Policing Is Patchy

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