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Blangiardi supports giving mayor's office more control over Honolulu police chief
Mayor Rick Blangiardi would support a charter amendment giving whoever is the Honolulu mayor the ability to hire and fire the city’s chief of police. He also appears open to changing how the chiefs of the city’s fire and ocean safety departments are picked.
The measure, which needs to be signed by Mayor Rick Blangiardi, raises rates at a slower pace than initially proposed.
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New plaque unveiled to honor Queen’s Surf BeachA brand new plaque was unveiled to celebrate the legacy of Queen’s Surf Beach, which has been a meaningful location for many ...
With a heavy heart and to avoid distracting from the HPD’s important work, I will be retiring at the end of this month,” ...
Mahalo to Mayor Rick Blangiardi for joining us to discuss new updates at the Honolulu Department of Planning and Permitting.
After Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi announced the retirement of HPD Chief Arthur “Joe” Logan, he offered his recommendation for interim chief: Benjamin Moszkowicz, who is currently ...
Mayor Rick Blangiardi is “dead set against” rolling the city’s reopening plan back to Tier 2 as the number of new cases in Honolulu continue to approach the designated limit of a two-week ...
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