Police described a cascade of problems that led to a delay in informing the public about the outage.

The City Council declined to vote on a $1.5 million settlement in the lawsuit over the killing of Lindani Myeni amid strong opposition from law enforcement officials.

The man, who allegedly shot at police then was seriously injured after officers fired back, is being held on $1 million bail.

Officers shot the suspect multiple times. He was transported to the hospital in serious condition.

The City Council still needs to approve the $670,000 settlement over a lawsuit against the liquor commission and $150,000 for the family of a girl who was arrested.

The alleged assailant and the victim of a machete attack both face charges after a family disturbance escalated into a confrontation with two officers.

The Honolulu Police Department has declined to share basic information about crime fighting resources in the area.

The city’s Gambling Rooms Task Force recommended codifying efforts to hold property owners accountable.

Honolulu City Council members said they wanted time to review evidence in the Lindani Myeni case and would reconsider the issue next month.

But the commissioners didn’t publicly press Joe Logan on specifics for his strategy in dealing with the recent spate of gun violence.