Hawai'i County police are probing a fraudulent email invitation for the homeless to camp at Mayor Roth’s residence. The mayor and his family's safety are concerns.

Consistent trade winds in Hawaii bring showers and breezy conditions, with advisories for aviation and marine activities due to potential weather impacts.

Honolulu's typical summertime weather will continue with moderate to breezy trade winds, leading to sun and showers, especially on windward slopes and coasts.

Honolulu expects light to moderate trade winds today, stronger breezes starting Sunday, and intermittent showers in windward and mauka areas, with dry conditions for leeward regions.

Hilo is hosting the IVF 2024 World Sprint Championships, prompting police to urge caution for drivers around the Bayfront area due to expected heavy traffic and pedestrian presence.

Hawaii Island police seek help locating Randy Smith, missing since July 1 from Pahoa. He is a 58-year-old Caucasian male, 5'10", and 195 lbs with brown eyes and short graying hair.

The Honolulu City Council is considering Bill 44 to reduce speed limits in school zones to 15-20 mph to improve pedestrian safety, with the potential for the bill to pass by the end of 2024.

Larry Stephan Hultberg has been indicted for sexually assaulting a minor and faces up to 20 years per charge. He turned himself in and is held on $500,000 bail.

Hawaii Police Department provides safety tips for the back-to-school season, urging drivers to slow down in school zones, and advising students to wear bright colors for visibility.

Hawai‘i police are looking for Kasey Bell, who went missing after a hike in Lower Puna. His friend returned, but Bell, who has an outstanding warrant, did not. He's a 39-year-old Caucasian male.

Residents of Mount Tantalus in Honolulu are troubled by a long-lasting road closure due to a landslide and fallen tree, causing safety and access concerns.

The 'Safe Spaces for Youth' pilot project has launched in Oʻahu and Hawaiʻi Island, providing crisis support for youths through the Safe Place program.

The article details a major power outage in East Honolulu affecting 20,000 customers, with traffic disruptions and a cautious response by the Department of Transportation. HECO is restoring power and investigating the cause.