Hawaii Set To Shell Out $400K Over 1979 Campbell High Rape Case
The state will pay $400,000 to settle a 1979 abuse lawsuit tied to a Campbell High canoe‑club trip, a case filed after a temporary revival window reopened decades‑old claims. The suit accuses a volunteer coach of supplying alcohol and raping a 15‑year‑old, and it raises fresh questions about volunteer oversight.
After K-9 Archer’s Patrol Car Death, Hawaii Cops Turn To High-Tech Dog Collars
After a fatal incident last fall, Hawaii County outfitted its K-9 unit with vehicle heat sensors and sensor collars and upgraded kennels at the Kona station. The changes aim to give handlers faster warning if a dog overheats.
