“Structuring” can be evidence of a racketeering conspiracy, the first and overarching charge against Mike Miske.

Five people associated with a local engineering firm are accused of bribing former prosecutor Keith Kaneshiro to pursue a bogus theft case.

The organized crime trial continues with witnesses laying out the defendant’s involvement in specific criminal cases.

Joshua Spriestersbach sued the state after he was held in the Hawaii State Hospital for more than two years under the wrong name, only to face new questions about his sanity.

The caregivers said the child was injured after falling from a 3-foot bench while playing a video game.

Chief Todd Raybuck was suspended for creating a hostile work environment but an investigation found his hiring practices had been fair.

We don’t know much about how electronic monitoring operates in the state and the raw numbers are only part of the story.

Failed prosecutions are no reason to roll back protections against unconstitutional search and seizure.

Changes to federal sentencing guidelines mean dozens of Hawaii prisoners, including those in high-profile corruption cases, are now eligible for early release.

Importing and selling illegal fireworks in Hawaii made millions of dollars for Mike Miske, a witness testified last week.