AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoOHA Leadership: Trustees deferred a decision on the Office of Hawaiian Affairs’ permanent CEO after hours of testimony and public opposition. State Government: Corrections Commissioner Torres resigned, while a former Army official faces bribery charges tied to Hawaiʻi contracts. Election Watch: Hawaiʻi Democrats rallied on the west side, and candidates for the state’s 32nd House District faced off at a forum ahead of Election Day. Honolulu Projects: A new plan would extend the rail line at an additional cost of $4 billion. Policing and Privacy: Kauaʻi police have launched automated license plate readers, saying they’ll aid investigations while avoiding continuous surveillance. Federal Oversight: Sen. Mazie Hirono joined colleagues seeking a Justice Department watchdog probe into alleged FBI investigations of Los Angeles protesters based on their First Amendment activity.
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