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.

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.

Fugitive Christopher Lucrisia was killed in a shootout with Hawaii police following a three-day manhunt that began with him critically injuring an undercover officer during an earlier confrontation.

Honolulu Police cited juveniles for e-bike violations and arrested a teen who resisted, who later suffered self-inflicted, non-life-threatening injuries. The department emphasizes e-bike law education for safety.

A 43-year-old man died snorkeling at Kaʻakaʻaniu Beach, Hawaii, with no foul play suspected. An autopsy is pending, and authorities urge caution at such unguarded beaches.

Kaua‘i Police Department warns of a phone scam targeting elderly residents, advising that they never call for payment of fines and to verify any suspicious claims.

Convicted felon Chris Pham was arrested in Honolulu for illegal firearm possession, including a defaced handgun and a device to convert firearms to fully automatic.

Hawaii's Attorney General's office reports successful prosecutions in cracking down on illegal fireworks distribution, with recent sentences and charges against several individuals.

Hawai‘i Island police seek public help in locating missing 34-year-old Simon Varela, last seen in December at a residence in Ocean View Estates, driving a gold-colored 2003 Toyota Matrix with license plates ZMF837.

Hawai'i police seek Andrew Amon, 29, for questioning and warn the public he's considered armed and dangerous; they advise not to approach him and report sightings to authorities.

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.

Hawaiʻi business owner Nenita Mauricio faces charges for allegedly filing false tax statements through her unlicensed company, facing significant fines and prison time.

Former Kamaka Hawaiʻi manager Frederick Kamaka, Jr. was sentenced for failing to file tax returns, with penalties including a $20,000 payment, community service, and supervision. The company paid its due taxes but faces further civil liabilities.