Ikaika Anderson seeks to change the selection process for the Honolulu police and fire commissions, whose members are now mayoral appointees.

Sheldon Haleck died after a struggle with police in 2015. He was on meth. He refused to get out of the road. Police say they took appropriate actions.

A federal judge pushed back the trial date until June due to the complexity of the case and sheer volume of the evidence.

Judge cites “abuse of your position of power” in sentencing Maulia LaBarre to six months behind bars.

Dick Grimm, who worked at three local stations, would be the mayor’s sixth appointment to the seven-member board.

Susan Ballard outlined what she wants to accomplish in the coming years in her first regular meeting with the Honolulu Police Commission.

The couple could no longer afford to pay their long-time lawyers to defend them in one of the largest public corruption cases in Hawaii history.

UPDATED: A federal judge will assign new, publicly funded counsel to represent the former Honolulu police chief and his prosecutor wife.

A federal judge says he won’t consider taxpayer-funded attorneys for the former Honolulu chief and his prosecutor wife until he verifies their financial situation.

They’re the  center of attention, sure, but the ex-police chief and his deputy prosecutor wife probably aren’t enjoying their celebrity status.

A new FBI report says the now-indicted prosecutor leaned on a witness to help cover up alleged criminal activity in a private guardianship case.

The three defense attorneys say the Kealohas can’t afford to pay them.

The lawsuit filed by Gerard Puana will have to wait while the case against his niece and her husband continues, a judge rules.

Minh-Hung “Bobby” Nguyen says the city should be paying for his legal defense against a related lawsuit.

The Justice Department claims conflicts of interest should disqualify defense attorneys Myles Breiner and Kevin Sumida.

The former HPD chief and his prosecutor wife are accused of using various methods, from forged documents to bogus rental leases, to defraud banks.

Federal indictments in the Honolulu police corruption case vindicate the former ethics director but raise questions about the Caldwell administration.

The Police Commission didn’t have to go behind closed doors to talk about Louis Kealoha’s future, but it had the right, the judge ruled.

The charges relate to the alleged framing of a man at the behest of the former police chief and his prosecutor wife.

The federal indictments of the former police chief and his wife aren’t the only troubles at the HPD.

The City Council is set to vote Wednesday on Mayor Caldwell’s nominees, who would join the oversight panel amid a corruption scandal at HPD.

The 32-year veteran will be first woman to lead the police department in its 85-year history.

Las Vegas attorney Gary Modafferi, who was once convicted of drug charges and disbarred, will represent Louis Kealoha in an ongoing criminal conspiracy case.

As Honolulu police scandal unfolds, defense attorneys want the city’s top prosecutor to review cases that the defendants were involved in.

The unique characteristics of HPD’s Criminal Intelligence Unit have led to recurring scandals that go back nearly 5o years.

If Susan Ballard wants to regain the public’s trust, she needs to start trusting the public.

The feds say Honolulu prosecutor Katherine Kealoha used the alias of “Alison Lee Wong” to help carry out alleged crimes.

UPDATED: Police commissioners unanimously chose the veteran HPD major from among seven finalists.

The CIU is again under scrutiny, with five officers recently arrested as part of a federal investigation into police corruption.

The legal challenge was made to ensure that the public has access to hearings for Honolulu cops who want taxpayer help.

Federal prosecutors say Katherine Kealoha stole almost $150,000 from two children for whom she was appointed guardian.

The top federal public defender calls for the Honolulu Police Commission to start over with the selection process.

The indictments of Louis Kealoha, his wife and five former or current officers changes the critical task before the Honolulu Police Commission.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office will continue its grand jury investigation into corruption and abuse of power.

The former Honolulu police chief and his wife, a city prosecutor, have pleaded not guilty to the charges contained in a federal indictment.

UPDATED: Louis and Katherine Kealoha, the center of a years-long investigation by the U.S. Justice Department, pleaded not guilty to 20 counts of abuse of power and public corruption.

A police lieutenant is the latest arrest in the unfolding story of alleged corruption in the Honolulu Police Department.

Derek Hahn, a lieutenant in the Criminal Intelligence Division, was arrested by the FBI on Wednesday.

A well-known former Hawaii judge is raising a red flag about Honolulu police chief finalist Tommy Aiu. But no one will talk about what’s behind it.

UPDATED: Both men made initial court appearances Monday after being charged in the two-year-long Justice Department investigation.

More details are expected to be revealed once the men are arraigned on Monday.

UPDATED: Four of the seven are current or former HPD officers, and only two are from outside Hawaii. There is one female finalist.

Loretta Sheehan and Steven Levinson have often been shut down by their colleagues, but a recent resignation changes the math.

The former Honolulu chief’s attorney accused a police commissioner of breaking the law, but then she fought back.

Civil Beat and the Star-Advertiser have teamed up in an effort to make sure the public has access to hearings for officers who want taxpayers to foot their legal bills.

Denny Santiago says he’s worried about being ostracized for speaking out about the Kealoha scandal to the Police Commission.

The process to replace Louis Kealoha, who resigned after being named as the target of a corruption investigation, has taken longer than anticipated.

Several people were asked to testify recently about a land deal involving Honolulu prosecutor Keith Kaneshiro and a politically active real estate investor.

The widening criminal investigation into Malaysian defense contractor Leonard “Fat Leonard” Francis has already ensnared dozens of top naval officers, many from the Hawaii-based Pacific Command.

She said a private company appeared to have “orchestrated the vast majority of the investigation” of its former employee.