Honolulu's Maliu Tauheluhelu received a 200-month prison sentence for conspiring to distribute drugs and operating illegal gambling after pleading guilty.

The DOJ indicted Phoebe Trinh from Kapolei for fraud and identity theft relating to unemployment and pandemic aid, accusing her of falsely claiming over $36,000 in benefits.

A 21-year-old Puna woman is in critical condition after being hit by a car in Kurtistown, Highway 11. The 74-year-old driver was unharmed, and investigations are ongoing.

A fire in Kalihi, Honolulu was extinguished by the HFD; it had fully engulfed a two-story home. Firefighters controlled it within 19 minutes, and the Red Cross is assisting the displaced occupants. The cause remains under investigation.

Kaua‘i Fire Department extinguished a business structure fire in Līhu‘e with no injuries and an estimated $90,000 in damages; the cause is under investigation.

Honolulu police report an increase in DUI arrests, with 23 drivers caught in one week, although traffic accidents and fatalities show a downward trend. Increased enforcement and checkpoints continue.

Maui police officer Carlos Frate was indicted for violating civil rights and falsifying a report related to an incident involving misuse of a taser. He faces up to 30 years if convicted.

A female hiker in her 20s was airlifted to safety by the Honolulu Fire Department after becoming stranded on Puʻu Manamana Trail. She was uninjured and declined medical attention.

HFD searches for two missing swimmers at Ke Iki Beach, suspends operations at night, and resumes at first light, with support from Honolulu Ocean Safety and the U.S. Coast Guard.

The Coast Guard evacuated an injured fisherman from a vessel 350 miles southwest of Oahu, following an eye injury. He was flown to Queen's Medical Center in Honolulu and is stable.

An e-bike rider was critically injured in Kapolei after a lane-change collision with a vehicle on Farrington Highway. He was not wearing a helmet and suffered severe head injuries.

An intensified search is underway for two missing teens, Samantha Chun and Joseph "Joey" Fujioka, last seen near a Mililani store, with belongings found at Ke Iki Beach, despite difficult conditions including high surf.

Three people were hospitalized after a stabbing during a fight in Waikiki; a suspect is charged with attempted murder.