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Gov. Green fills out his cabinet with familiar government faces - Vimarsana News

Gov. Green fills out his cabinet with familiar government faces

Gov. Josh Green has officially named a director for every state department. Most nominees have decades of experience in related government agencies, while a handful of people come from the private sector.

Hawaii's New Governor Will Have To Make Some Hard Decisions On Crime And Punishment - Vimarsana News

Hawaii's New Governor Will Have To Make Some Hard Decisions On Crime And Punishment

Something must be done about Hawaii's overcrowded and run-down jails, or the courts may finally force the state to act.

Judge: Prison Officials Must Release Names Of Inmates Who Die In Custody - Vimarsana News

Judge: Prison Officials Must Release Names Of Inmates Who Die In Custody

The ruling comes in a case brought by Civil Beat to force the state to reveal the names and details of people who die in jail and prison.

Hawaiʻi jails and prisons face staffing shortages and retention issues - Vimarsana News

Hawaiʻi jails and prisons face staffing shortages and retention issues

Correctional facilities across Hawaiʻi face staffing shortages and oftentimes, overpopulation. HPR’s Sabrina Bodon reports on the state’s audit into staffing, and how low staffing is being handled at Oʻahu Community Correctional Center.

3 ex-Hawaiʻi Island prison guards convicted of assaulting inmate, falsifying reports - Vimarsana News

3 ex-Hawaiʻi Island prison guards convicted of assaulting inmate, falsifying reports

Three former correctional officers at the Hawaiʻi Community Correctional Center were found guilty for assaulting an inmate. Jason Tagaloa, Craig Pinkney, and Jonathan Taum were convicted after a three-week trial last week. A fourth officer, Jordan DeMattos, previously pleaded guilty for his role in the assault.