Daniel Sellers is one of several current and former officers charged in a federal investigation.

UPDATED: Mayor’s office is “seriously considering” Susan Ballard’s request that the prosecuting attorney be excluded from public safety meetings because of reports he’s under investigation.

Even if the documents refer to Katherine Kealoha’s medical condition, other information should be made public, the center says.

Instead of responding directly to reports of a federal corruption investigation into his office, the Honolulu prosecuting attorney kicks up a cloud of smoke.

Chasid Sapolu was identified as a “subject” last week in the widening investigation into local law enforcement.

There’s no rule that prohibits Honolulu’s elected prosecutor from telling the public whether he is the target of a Justice Department probe.

A federal grand jury continues to expand its investigation, now delving into prescription pain medications that were seized during a 2015 drug raid.

Keith Kaneshiro may be the target of a federal investigation into corruption. But his office will neither confirm nor deny.

The Justice Department inquiry into Honolulu police corruption has lasted four years and resulted in numerous indictments. But Keith Kaneshiro isn’t talking.

A federal magistrate granted a request to postpone the trial because an undisclosed medical condition would hamper Katherine Kealoha’s ability to participate in her defense.

The federal magistrate scolded the prosecutor for claiming Katherine Kealoha had a history of “feigning serious illness.”

After retiring from full-time police work in 2011 after a 31-year career, he was working on a short-term contract giving road tests.

She and her husband, former Police Chief Louis Kealoha, face their first trial on bank fraud charges in November.

The officer took $1,800 from a man during a traffic stop in 2015.

A court opinion in the Honolulu Police Commission’s Kealoha case would also affect the way public boards handle other high-profile staff departures.

He was accused of helping another former cop bribe the victim of a theft committed during a 2015 traffic stop.

The court ruled the city must pay for the defense of HPD officer Ming-Hung Nguyen because he was sued for actions “done in performance of duty.”

New court documents say the wife of the former Honolulu police chief and her lover worked together to hide their relationship from federal investigators.

A bill to create the board passed unanimously, but if the governor follows through on his intent-to-veto list, Hawaii will remain the only state without one.

Recently unsealed court documents point to a questionable link between a suspect in a drug case and the Honolulu prosecutor’s office.

Defense attorneys had wrongly hoped federal prosecutors were dropping conspiracy charges involving an alleged mailbox theft.

Councilman Ikaika Anderson pulls back his proposals to shake up how the city selects police and fire chiefs and commissions.

Darren Cachola, a former HPD sergeant, could get his job back four years after he was caught on tape beating his girlfriend inside a Honolulu restaurant.

One Honolulu council member is pushing to amend the city charter to revamp how the chief and police commissioners are chosen.

A federal judge’s ruling that the couple should receive separate trials on various charges was a legal victory for the defendants.

A judge will soon decide whether to grant defendants’ wishes to split up the case or fulfill prosecutors’ desire to keep it intact.

Federal public defenders quickly unraveled a case about the alleged theft of a mailbox. How did  U.S. attorneys miss the clues?

Federal prosecutors added three new charges in the corruption case involving the former police chief and his deputy prosecutor wife.

The updated indictment adds a former Honolulu police captain to the alleged general criminal conspiracy.

The embattled ex-police chief and his prosecutor wife were under pressure from a credit union and their former lawyer to pay debts.

Attorney Kevin Sumida wants to recoup money he says he’s owed by Louis and Katherine Kealoha.

Louis Kealoha wants one trial for allegations of framing a relative for a mailbox theft and another for bank fraud.

Hawaii Central Federal Credit Union claims Louis and Katherine Kealoha have stopped making house payments.

Hawaii Central Federal Credit Union claims Louis and Katherine Kealoha have stopped making house payments.

An attorney for Derek Hahn says two schemes are alleged, and allegations against officers only involve one of them.

An attorney for Gordon Shiraishi says he shouldn’t be lumped in with the other defendants in the Kealoha case.

Loretta Sheehan was a sharp critic of former chief Louis Kealoha and how the commission handled problems during his tenure.

In her first four months, Chief Susan Ballard is disrupting old policies and practices with a new vision.

The police union’s complaint to the state Labor Board illustrates how hard it is to change the good old boy culture at the Honolulu Police Department.

SHOPO files a complaint alleging the Honolulu police chief made “false and disparaging remarks” about union leaders.

Dozens of Honolulu Police Department officers are disciplined each year but a lengthy appeal process often delays final decisions.

Tracy Yoshimura says that Honolulu Prosecuting Attorney Keith Kaneshiro charged him with crimes after he challenged him publicly in the press.

They were off-duty, out of uniform and drinking when HPD Sgt. Anson Kimura accidentally shot a bartender.

So far, lawmakers have failed to establish a standards and training board and lift the secrecy in police misconduct cases.

UPDATED: Prosecutors say Ransen Taito was a victim of Katherine Kealoha’s financial crimes, but he helped her cover them up anyway.

The Department of Land and Natural Resources ignored HPD’s warnings not to hire Ethan Ferguson.

An attorney says the incidents that injured his clients could have been prevented if officers had been disciplined in the past.

Susan Ballard says she had concerns with how the department’s Peer Support Unit was led by SHOPO chief Tenari Maafala.

His nomination of Shannon Alivado, if confirmed, would mean all seven commissioners would be his appointees.

UPDATED: Peyton Valiente almost died from injuries suffered at a day care, and the Honolulu Police Department acknowledged botching the investigation.