Madeleine Valera

The Honolulu police chief says the department will no longer share data with other agencies, but five months of data remain in the hands of the IRS.

Honolulu police signed a national pledge to increase the percentage of women in their ranks to 30% by 2030. Few departments have neared the mark. 

A Hawaiʻi Department of Law Enforcement official identified tech companies that impressed him at conferences about policing and surveillance. He later got a job with one of them.

The Kidney Foundation of Hawaiʻi's mobile care clinic was never put into service for kidney patients, according to the nonprofit's CEO.

‘Does He Ever Sleep?’: New Honolulu Police Chief Hits The Ground Running

Meanwhile, popular Hawaiian reggae artist Glenn Awong, known as Maoli, faces questions about his connection to the jailed officer.

Prosecutors blamed a "typographical error." Maoli's lawyer says the singer was defamed and is exploring legal options.

Users can now wager on when indicted Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke may resign on the prediction market app Kalshi, which is not covered by Hawaiʻi's gambling law.

UPDATE: Gov. Green calls on Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke to resign. Prosecutors believe former state Rep. Ryan Yamane is the "most culpable."

The sister of the 38-year-old who was killed by police last year described him as a kind person who struggled with addiction.