No video images were captured of the shooting  because an HPD officer accidentally covered the lens of the camera in the pistol grip of his stun gun.

A residential development is on hold while a developer devises a plan for the iwi — 12 years after the state warned the city of their possible presence.

Six armed suspects have been shot and killed by Honolulu police in recent weeks. Four appear to have suffered from mental health problems.

A judge’s rejection of a police union challenge clears the way for the release of names and pay levels for hundreds of officers.

The company will soon depart its landmark namesake building to make way for developer offices and model condos.

It’s the sixth fatal officer-involved shooting on Oahu since June, but the first captured on a police body cam.

A first-of-its-kind program specializes in helping those 18-24 move from the street to independent living.

The owner of Smith’s Union Bar in Chinatown, opened in 1935, worries his landlord won’t renew the bar’s lease.

Residents, who fought off state plans to sweep the camp at the Waianae Boat Harbor, want to create a new self-made village for up to 300 homeless people.

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.

But low-level offenders, who were supposed to get services instead of jail time, still aren’t eligible for the new program.

HPD officers have been involved in two fatal shootings in a week, and a total of five in 2018.