Public Safety

How Many Crosswalks Have Been Removed In Honolulu? The City Isn’t Sure Natanya Freidheim/Civil Beat/2018

How Many Crosswalks Have Been Removed In Honolulu? The City Isn’t Sure

The city took out dozens of crosswalks more than six years ago, but city officials they haven’t tallied how many have been removed since then.

E-Bikes In Schools: Hawaiʻi Politicians Call For Restrictions Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024

E-Bikes In Schools: Hawaiʻi Politicians Call For Restrictions

Efforts to implement stricter rules and more consistent standards have taken on urgency amid a sharp increase in traffic fatalities this year.

Honolulu EMS Director Defends Decision To Drive Wrong Way On H-1 Freeway David Croxford/Civil Beat/2024

Honolulu EMS Director Defends Decision To Drive Wrong Way On H-1 Freeway

Nobody got hurt, but one council member said she’s concerned the director put public safety at risk.

Former Maui Cop Pleads Guilty To Using Unreasonable Force In Taser Incident Ludwig Laab/Civil Beat/2021

Former Maui Cop Pleads Guilty To Using Unreasonable Force In Taser Incident

Carlos Frate faces up to 10 years in prison for repeatedly using a Taser on a man who did not pose a threat.

Maui Police Officer Was Killed By Bullet That Hit Above Her Protective Vest Erin Nolan/Civil Beat/2025

Maui Police Officer Was Killed By Bullet That Hit Above Her Protective Vest

Maui police provide more details and release body cam footage from the fatal shooting of an officer last week.

This Former Police Chief Could Be The Next Honolulu Police Commissioner Ben Angarone/Civil Beat/2025

This Former Police Chief Could Be The Next Honolulu Police Commissioner

Christopher Magnus talks with Civil Beat about his policing experience and how he would approach a position on the commission.

Lee Cataluna: Playing Political Games With Game Rooms Honolulu Police Department

Lee Cataluna: Playing Political Games With Game Rooms

Honolulu police are putting a lot of effort in busting gaming establishments. But what’s really the point?

Slain Maui Police Officer Wanted To Inspire Other Pacific Island Girls Screenshot/Maui Police Department video

Slain Maui Police Officer Wanted To Inspire Other Pacific Island Girls

Suzanne O is one of only two female officers killed by gunfire in Hawaiʻi in many years and the first on-duty officer on Maui in decades.

The Sunshine Interview: SHOPO — ‘We Want A Leader, Not A Boss’ Thomas Heaton/Civil Beat/2025

The Sunshine Interview: SHOPO — ‘We Want A Leader, Not A Boss’

Officials with the statewide police union have a lot to say about the many issues that Hawaiʻi’s law enforcement agencies are grappling with.