Honolulu Man, 70, Released on $50K Bond After Being Charged with Arson in Kunia Wildfire
Antonio Vierra, 70, was released on a $50,000 bond in Honolulu after being charged with second-degree arson for starting a wildfire in Kunia. He was previously released pending investigation but rearrested once more evidence surfaced.
Kaua‘i Launches 'Vision Zero Hawai‘i' Campaign to Counteract Spike in Traffic Fatalities
Kaua'i launched 'Vision Zero Hawai‘i' to target zero traffic deaths, responding to a 50% rise in road fatalities. The campaign promotes safety and encourages public involvement in road design for safer communities.
Honolulu Forecast, Dry Spell and Hot Conditions to Continue Across Hawaii
The National Weather Service in Honolulu forecasts continued hot, dry weather in Hawaii with moderate trade winds, little rainfall, and elevated fire weather concerns due to a persistent low pressure system and high-pressure ridge.
Hawaiʻi DOH Revitalizes Local Food Scene with Updated Safety Code, Embraces Homemade Food Businesses and Pet-Friendly Dining
Hawaiʻi updates its Food Safety Code, supporting homemade food businesses, including fermenting practices, allowing dogs in outdoor dining areas, and easing rules on raw foods in long-term care facilities.
Big Island Police Chief Search Sparks Immigration Enforcement, Local Hiring Debate
The Hawaii County Police Commission's search for a new police chief has become a heated debate over immigration enforcement cooperation and local hiring preferences. Community concerns about ICE partnerships are driving the selection process as three counties compete for qualified candidates.












