UPDATED 3/14/19: But the Hawaii Commission on Salaries proposed far lower increases for judges.

With the inclusion of Big Island data first requested in July 2017, only Honolulu police officers are still missing. A judge’s ruling is pending on that.

House Speaker Scott Saiki finds Civil Beat’s salary database too specific when it comes to “legislative employees.”

Responding to a Civil Beat request, the city had intended to release the identities of all officers except those currently “deep” undercover.

Some of the islands’ top public employees stack up well, even with our high cost of living. Others, not so much.

We’ve added tens of thousands of additional workers, including those in the Department of Education, the Judiciary and general state employees.

Here’s the first installment of our new Hawaii public employee salary database for fiscal year 2018.