Two men are wanted after a Mokulēʻia robbery left a man with minor injuries; police released photos and suspect descriptions.

A building fire near Broadway and Hardy sent multiple fire units to south Tempe Saturday morning, producing a large smoke plume and temporary street closures.

A 24-year-old was stabbed Friday on Bannister Street in Kalihi and taken to a hospital. Honolulu police have released a suspect description and are seeking tips.

A man was critically wounded early Saturday in a drive-by shooting at a QuikTrip in central Phoenix. Police say the victim returned fire; investigators are seeking tips.

Juan Carlos Félix Gastélum admitted to running meth labs and pleaded guilty in San Diego; sentencing is set for March 2027.

A late-night double house fire in west Phoenix displaced 11 people; no injuries were reported and the Community Assistance Program is assisting families.

Exclusive footage shows Phoenix firefighters using training and thermal imaging to rescue five people from a Maryvale house fire; all are expected to survive.

Honolulu police executed a Thursday raid in Kakaʻako, seizing 19 gambling machines and more than $7,000. The department says the operation is part of an island-wide crackdown.

A swastika was carved into the hood of a Tesla on the Upper East Side; police say an Israeli flag inside may have prompted the attack and no arrests have been made.

A 67-year-old woman died after her car struck debris and rolled near 35th Avenue and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. Police say the crash is under investigation.

A Conroe man with ties to local ministries was arrested in Arkansas and extradited to Montgomery County on two indecency-with-a-child counts; investigators are asking for tips.

Police say a Canal Street sweep recovered what they estimate would be $151 million in counterfeit goods and led to 17 arrests. The operation is the latest in a string of busts targeting illegal sidewalk vending.

A Fallbrook father admitted dosing his young sons with psilocybin and using them to help grow and sell magic mushrooms. Federal prosecutors say hundreds of pounds of product and firearms were seized.