Cammy Clark/Civil Beat/2024
37 Fires Along One Maui Road This Year Alone Have Residents Of Nearby Town On Edge
In the aftermath of the Lahaina tragedy, officials are stepping up efforts to protect Paia and other areas considered at high risk.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022
The Miske Trial: Testimony Ties Mike Miske To A Robbery Gone Bad In Which A Young Man Died
The organized crime trial continues with witnesses laying out the defendant’s involvement in specific criminal cases.
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Neighborhood Boards To Get Active Shooter Training After Alarming Incident At Meeting
Members of the Kalihi-Palama board said they were upset by what turned out to be a man breaking a glass window, sparking a conversation about safety.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022
Corrections Commission ‘Taken Aback’ By Use Of Restraint Chairs In Kauai Jail
The Kauai jail and two other facilities in Hawaii have the chairs, which require high levels of force to immobilize inmates and can be dangerous if not used properly.
Cammy Clark/Civil Beat/2024
Maui’s Recent Wildfires Convinced The County Council That The Emergency Budget Needs Beefing Up
Members emphasized the importance of protecting the county from another tragedy like Lahaina that took at least 101 lives and destroyed much of the town.
Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2023
Mayor Officially Begins Process Of Giving Ocean Safety Its Own Department
Officials had been debating for weeks between two procedural options.
Cammy Clark/Civil Beat/2024
Maui Council Wants To Fund Recruitment And Retention For Understaffed Police Department
Police Chief John Pelletier said he can start a signing bonus program for recruits with an extra $300,000 to his $83 million budget for fiscal year 2025.
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A Dispute Between The AG And Honolulu Prosecutor Is Playing Out In The Senate
Honolulu Prosecuting Attorney Steve Alm quit taking minor criminal cases generated by state law enforcement last year.
Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024
One Reason For Persistent Speeding? Roads Whose Designs Seem To Invite It
Residents and officials are hoping to slow down speeders by changing the designs of roads using a variety of means.
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If Electronic Monitoring Is Going To Expand In Hawaii, There Needs To Be Better Public Data
We don’t know much about how electronic monitoring operates in the state and the raw numbers are only part of the story.