Wayland Leong Sr. was charged with multiple counts of property damage after a rock-throwing spree in downtown Hilo that resulted in approximately $12,500 in damages.

The Honolulu Police arrested a 30-year-old male for terroristic threatening near Waiʻanae Boat Harbor, following a firearm incident reported by a 34-year-old man. The investigation is ongoing.

A 55-year-old man is in critical condition after an apparent drowning incident off a boat in Waianae, receiving advanced life support and hospital care.

Dozens of Oʻahu residents camped out on Christmas to buy firecrackers as permit sales opened and inventories ran low.

Honolulu firefighters airlifted an injured hiker from Koko Head Trail on Christmas morning. Crews hoisted the hiker to a nearby landing zone where EMS took over.

Kauaʻi officials seek public input on Haleko Road redevelopment, aiming for improved safety and health. Community events are scheduled for January 2026 to gather feedback and propose enhancements.

The article reports that 55-year-old Kevin Miller from Wailuku, Maui, who had been missing, was found safe according to a Maui Police Department Facebook update.

Maui County is introducing four electric buses to its transit system, starting service in January 2026, emphasizing sustainability and a cleaner environment.

Gov. Josh Green appointed experienced individuals to key Hawaii state boards, including Moses Haia III for water resource management and Jason Moniz to agriculture and biosecurity roles.

Jamilee Noga was arrested for allegedly threatening referees before her husband assaulted a Moanalua High School athletic director. Both face severe consequences, including bans from Department of Education properties.

Kaua‘i firefighters airlifted a 66-year-old injured hiker from Hanakāpīʻai Beach, administering preliminary treatment before transferring her to EMS personnel.

Kaua‘i police issued an arrest warrant for 57‑year‑old Gregory Glaser in the 2010 Amber Jackson murder — a major development in a 15‑year cold case.

A Civil Beat dataset shows about 45,000 delinquent state tax accounts, from $5 to more than $20 million, including some familiar public names. The list raises questions about collection, confidentiality and a 15‑year limit on old debts.