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City to pay $5K in suit against officers

The city has agreed to pay $5,000 to a man who says two Honolulu police officers roughed him up then told him they wouldn’t charge him if he refused medical treatment.

 

Alleged murder attempt made on homeless man

The attorney general’s office on Monday charged a 55-year-old Nuuanu man with attempted murder for allegedly trying to run down a 39-year-old homeless man with his car.

 

Ship crew’s complaints oust top enlisted sailor

The senior enlisted sailor on the Pearl Harbor destroyer USS Michael Murphy was relieved of his duties in the wake of ship-based equal opportunity complaints, the Navy said today.

 

Dog saved after 20-foot fall at Volcanoes National Park

Volcano resident Marta Caproni and her boyfriend were walking Romeo and Tommy, two of her family’s four Labrador retriever littermates, Saturday afternoon when Romeo ran off and mysteriously disappeared for the night.

 

Bill would make city cut trees on more roads

The city would be required to maintain vegetation along roads whose ownership is in dispute under a bill before the Honolulu City Council.

 

Laker players pay visit to Boys & Girls Club kids

The heat and humidity in the Charles C. Spalding Clubhouse gym in McCully on Monday was oppressive but not nearly enough to wilt the determined smiles of Los Angeles Lakers players Jordan Clarkson and Julius Randle as they gripped, grinned and shaka’d their way through a meeting with some 200 young members of the Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii.

 

Road under rock will be rebuilt anew through lava

Work began Monday on chipping through the roughly 10-foot-thick layer of lava 500 feet long that overran Cemetery Road last October in Pahoa, Hawaii island.

 

Homeless at wits’ end over sweep

Some people living in tents and tarps around the Hawaii Children’s Discovery Center said Monday they have no idea where they’ll go when city crews move in this week to clean out the last and densest portion of the Kakaako homeless encampment.

 

Hawaii Obamacare rates to jump

Obamacare is getting pricier for Hawaii residents.

The state approved a 27.3 percent rate hike for Hawaii Medical Service Association’s individual members and a 34.4 percent increase for Kaiser Permanente members in Affordable Care Act plans for 2016.

 

Storm to peak as it passes hundreds of miles from isles

Tropical Storm Oho intensified and is expected to reach its peak strength, with about 70 mph winds, as it passes several hundred miles southeast and east of Hawaii island today.

 

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