“My mom didn’t notice what was going on until the new neighbors started putting up a fence one day on … More

“Well, since you mention it, Miss Gomes, we’re also finding this hard to believe.” She gave Chan a quizzical look.  “How … More

The Blue Light was rocking.  Chan sat with six men.  One was Han Lee. “Lanning,” Chan said, “welcome.  This,” he pointed to one … More

Just at that moment two things happened.  The intercom buzzed, and Lieutenant Chan came through the doors saying, “Don’t bother, I’ll … More

“Pop, you got a regular Pacific Heights Hotel going on up here.” “He’s here?” I said.  “Why didn’t you tell me?” … More

Lieutenant Chan walked in, discussed something with Detective Stillman, then asked me if I needed a ride. We drove down … More

An ambulance arrived, as did the police.  A Detective Lieutenant David Chan and Detective Robert Stillman took our statements.  Finally, everyone cleared … More

Chris Andaya wiped his prints off the straight-razor and dropped it.  Fingerprint ID works if the police have yours on file.  HPD … More

Chris Andaya paused. “Get paid for beating up people?” “Yes, my friend,” said Byung Yu.  “You’d help me adjust the attitudes … More

Café Bon-Bon’s Wednesday special was oxtail soup.  Rudy’d heard it was exceptional.  He closed up Wednesday evening and walked to the restaurant. … More