Crowds gather to honor, mourn fallen HPD officer Kaulike Kalama

• By Allison Schaefers
• March 8, 2020

Crowds of more than a thousand people gathered at Kamehameha Schools’ Bishop Memorial Chapel and outside Honolulu Police Department headquarters Saturday for final salutes to fallen police Officer Kaulike Kalama. Read more

Roll call ceremony held for officer Kaulike Kalama

• March 7, 2020

VIDEO: Fallen Honolulu police officer Kaulike Kalama remembered during services

• By Allison Schaefers
• March 7, 2020

Watch video of today’s roll call ceremony honoring fallen officer Kaulike Kalama, who was killed Jan. 19 in the Hibiscus Drive shooting. Read more

Public invited to funeral services, ceremony for fallen Honolulu police officer Kaulike Kalama

• By Star-Advertiser staff
• March 6, 2020

The Honolulu Police Department announced that funeral services for Officer Kaulike Kalama, who was killed Jan. 19 in the Hibiscus Drive shooting, will be held today at Kamehameha Schools Kapalama. Read more

Hibiscus Drive fire victims given building permit priority by city

• By Gordon Y.K. Pang
• Feb. 29, 2020

The city is giving higher priority to building permit applications from property owners affected by last month’s tragedy on Hibiscus Drive. Read more

Honolulu Police Chief Susan Ballard makes plea for new gun control laws

• By Kevin Dayton
• Feb. 26, 2020

Two of the proposals that Ballard is backing are being linked to the murders of Honolulu Police Officers Tiffany Enriquez and Kaulike Kalama in a Diamond Head neighborhood on Jan. 19. Read more

House panels scuttle gun bill giving more power to police

• By Allison Schaefers
• Feb. 9, 2020

Last week the House and Senate devoted hours to hearings on 18 gun bills, but a measure that would lift some restrictions on how protective orders are enforced was deferred. Read more

Court orders banning firearms possession are hard to enforce

• By Allison Schaefers
• Feb. 9, 2020

The deadly events last month at a Diamond Head neighborhood have raised questions about how to keep weapons out of the hands of mentally unstable people. Read more

Second set of Hibiscus remains ID’d as suspected killer Hanel

• By Leila Fujimori
• Feb. 6, 2020

Today’s announcement by the city was expected and came after the Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed notification of Hanel’s next of kin, officials said. Read more

Honolulu Medical Examiner positively identifies second set of Hibiscus Drive remains as shooter Jerry Hanel

• By Leila Fujimori
• Feb. 5, 2020

Today’s announcement by the city was expected and was possible after the Medical Examiner’s Office was able to confirm notification of Hanel’s next of kin, officials said. Read more

Crowds line the streets to honor fallen Honolulu police officer Tiffany Enriquez

• By Allison Schaefers
• Jan. 31, 2020

Fallen Honolulu police officer Tiffany-­Victoria B. Enriquez, Hawaii’s first female police officer to be killed in the line of duty, was remembered Thursday as a warm person with an infectious smile that brought people together. Read more

Hundreds attend funeral for HPD officer Tiffany Enriquez

• Jan. 30, 2020

Crowds line the streets to mark end of watch for fallen Honolulu police officer Tiffany Enriquez

• By Allison Schaefers
• Jan. 30, 2020

Solemn faces watched as motorcade led by solo bike officers escorted a hearse carrying Enriquez to the front of HPD’s headquarters where a police dispatcher called out her name. Read more

Candlelight vigil honors HPD officer Kaulike Kalama

• Jan. 29, 2020

Gathering at La Pietra honors those who rushed to Hibiscus Drive residents’ aid

• By Mindy Pennybacker mpennybacker@staradvertiser.com
• Jan. 29, 2020

All was calm on the sunny lawn behind the Florentine villa of Hawaii School for Girls at La Pietra, which held a luncheon Tuesday to honor and thank the first responders who on Jan. 19 rushed to the aid of residents of the surrounding neighborhood. Read more

Hundreds gather for beachside vigil honoring slain officer

• By Allison Schaefers
• Jan. 29, 2020

Hundreds gathered as the sun set on Sandy Beach to hold a candlelight vigil Tuesday honoring Honolulu police officer Kaulike Kalama, who was one of two officers killed 11 days ago responding to a landlord-tenant dispute. Read more

Candlelight vigil tonight to honor Honolulu police officer Kaulike Kalama

• By Allison Schaefers
• Jan. 28, 2020

Family and friends of Kaulike Kalama have described him as a “quiet hero,” whose calm presence made him the “rock” that others looked to as a source of strength. The vigil will be held from 6 to 7 p.m. at Sandy Beach. Read more

Homeowner wants to rebuild on Hibiscus Drive

• By Rob Shikina
• Jan. 27, 2020

One week after a fire and shooting in a quiet Diamond Head neighborhood left four people dead, including two Honolulu police officers, numerous onlookers visited the street. Read more