Editorial: U.S. Attorney Kenji Price leaves his mark on Hawaii

No surprise that Hawaii’s U.S. Attorney Kenji Price is being asked for his resignation. That’s pro forma for these political appointments, seen as resume-builders, when a new president takes charge.

Price was appointed in 2018 by then-President Donald Trump. Last month a hate-crime case advanced on Maui, but Price might be remembered most notably for the racketeering indictment of Michael Miske Jr. and 10 associates.

It was a brief but substantial tenure; surely a next chapter is in store for Price.