Authorities captured one escapee, Joseph Fernandez, from Hale Nani Facility in Hawaii; two others remain at large. Fernandez faces escape-related charges; a stolen vehicle was also recovered.

Suspect surrenders after a five-hour standoff at a Honolulu Don Quijote store, following property damage and attempted arson.

Hawaiian police arrested 18 people for DUI in one week, noting a troubling 2.33% increase in DUI arrests and a significant rise in fatal crashes compared to the previous year.

Kaua'i firefighters extinguished a brush fire and rescued an injured hiker on Monday, demonstrating efficient and urgent response to both incidents with no reported injuries or damages.

Sione Siupeli Siale has been arrested in Hawai'i after firing shots and threatening his ex-in-laws, facing multiple serious charges including terroristic threatening.

The National Weather Service predicts dry conditions for Honolulu through Wednesday, but increased moisture and rain chances are expected Thursday, with light winds and minimal fire weather concerns throughout the week.

A historic building in South Kona, formerly a bowling alley, caught fire causing $1.7 million in damage and closing part of Mamalahoa Highway. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

A water main break in Aiea caused traffic delays and a temporary water outage for 40 homes. Repairs were completed overnight, with water service restored by Monday morning.

DHHL broke ground on Hale Mōʻiliʻili, a high-rise offering affordable housing exclusively for Native Hawaiian families in Honolulu with units ranging from $657 to $3,460.

Three inmates escaped from a correctional facility in Hawai‘i and are at large. Police are conducting a manhunt for Clyde T. Loa, Kawai J. Pomroy, and Joseph C. Fernandez.

A Kapaa woman, Kaiaulani C. Kaiawe, faces federal charges for fraudulently obtaining funds from a rental and utility assistance program during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Henry Tangitau was arrested in Pāhoa, Hawai'i, for assaulting a woman and killing her dog with a hammer. He faces multiple charges, including animal cruelty.

The Zipper Lane in O‘ahu will resume operations after mechanical issues caused a one-day shutdown. HDOT made adjustments and now assures a reliable backup system for future use.