The Honolulu Fire Department determined a vehicle fire in Waipahu was arson, with a trailer on Farrington Highway engulfed in flames on March 11th. No injuries were reported, and losses are estimated at $10,000.

A man was seriously injured after being hit by a vehicle in Waikiki. The incident occurred at Saratoga and Kalia Roads around 11:30 p.m. Police are investigating the crash.

Continued heavy rain and thunderstorms expected in western Hawaii, with a flood watch in effect for Niihau, Kauai, and Oahu due to an upper-level disturbance.

'Ele'ele, Kauai to experience lane closures for sewer work from March 17-21, causing potential traffic delays.

Hawaii police investigate a juvenile's verbal threats involving a firearm at Kona Pacific Charter School. The student wasn't arrested; police and Crime Stoppers seek tips.

Attorney General Anne Lopez joins a coalition of 17 attorneys general to file an amicus brief supporting Medicaid recipients' right to choose their health care providers, including Planned Parenthood.

Laie woman Sina Pili has been indicted on manslaughter for the violent death of her adoptive daughter, 11-year-old Azaeliyah Pili-Ah You, and faces additional charges related to child endangerment.

Trade winds and increased showers are expected in Hawaii due to a high-pressure system, with potentially advisory-worthy wind speeds and a focus on windward and mauka areas.

The Honolulu Fire Department successfully airlifted three lost hikers from the Pu'u Manamana Trail. None were injured and refused medical care post-rescue.

Hawaii advances bills to revise public records and meeting laws, enhancing transparency and researcher access, and providing more public review time before meetings.

Hawaii is experiencing persistent trade winds and increased moisture, with windward and higher elevations seeing more rain. The weather pattern with strong winds and scattered showers is expected to continue.

Waimea Cook Field will be closed from March 10, 2025, to January 2026, for a $3.2M renovation including resurfaced tennis courts and other improvements.

Officer Dylan Chaves, recognized as Officer of the Month by KCPC, intervened in a domestic violence case where he helped a victim and ensured the arrest of the abuser facing serious charges.