A Honolulu fire killed an elderly person and injured another; firefighters responded early on March 19, with the blaze extinguished by 5:29 a.m. An investigation is underway.

Inmate Jason S. Takaki failed to return from a job-seeking pass to O‘ahu Community Correctional Center, leading to an escape charge. Authorities seek public help.

Hawai'i Police arrested Robert "Tamatoa" Teinauri-Carman, previously wanted on two warrants, near Highway 11 in Pāhala after a manhunt for his connection with a 2022 burglary.

Hawai'i police report 15 DUI arrests with 2 crashes during a week in March 2025; slight rise in DUIs, but fewer major and fatal crashes.

Hawaiian police are searching for Robert Teinauri-Carman, wanted for arrest warrants and as a person of interest in a burglary. He is considered armed and dangerous, and the public is urged to report sightings.

Honolulu police are searching for a missing 51-year-old woman, Vesna Young, last seen in the Miloli‘i area. Her vehicle was found empty, and authorities are investigating her disappearance.

Ex-Maui police chiefs back Chief Pelletier linked to a Diddy lawsuit, despite Mayor Bissen's leave stance. Pelletier presents evidence of not being at the alleged assault scene.

Honolulu police conducted a traffic operation to improve pedestrian safety, issuing numerous citations for various violations and making several arrests.

The Honolulu Fire Department extinguished a fire in a Waianae home, with no injuries reported and an ongoing investigation.

A hiker lost above Mililani Mauka was rescued by Honolulu Fire Department via helicopter after a distress call prompted a swift response and safe extraction.

The Honolulu Fire Department swiftly rescued an injured hiker in his 30s from Mānoa Falls Trail using a helicopter after he could not descend due to an injury.

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.

Maui Police are seeking the public's help to locate a missing 80-year-old man, Knox Rogers, last seen in Kihei. He left his home on foot, leaving his vehicle and phone behind.