Fourteen hikers were arrested for illegally entering the Ha‘Ikū Stairs construction zone in Honolulu, facing charges of criminal trespassing, despite the area being off-limits and unsafe.

A Marine is in custody after his wife was found dead in Marine Corps Base Hawaii housing. NCIS and HPD are investigating; no charges have been filed yet. Another incident involving a service member's dependent is also under investigation.

Four men were injured in a crash on Palolo Avenue in Honolulu early Tuesday; EMS responded and transported them to an ER. The cause is under investigation.

A motorcyclist is in critical condition after a multi-vehicle crash and hit-and-run on the H-1 East freeway, with ongoing investigations by the Honolulu Police.

Authorities are investigating a collision involving two vehicles in Kea‘au that resulted in injuries and a critical condition for one driver. Excessive speed and intoxication are suspected factors.

Three individuals were arrested by Honolulu Special Agents for alleged involvement in a million-dollar forgery operation. Felix Savoy, the suspected leader, is among those facing serious theft and forgery charges.

Tyler Legatasia was apprehended in Honolulu on serious charges, including Reckless Endangering and illegal firearms possession, following a public appeal for assistance.

Honolulu Police seek the public's help to identify a suspect involved in a daylight shooting, after arresting the first suspect. The second suspect escaped on a scooter and is sought for attempted murder.

Firefighters extinguished an apartment unit fire at Plantation Hale Suites in Wailua, evacuating the building with no injuries reported. The cause remains under investigation.

A man was arrested following a bank robbery in Kailua-Kona. The suspect, Brandan Nicholson, demanded cash and fled, but was apprehended by police an hour later.

The body of a 50-year-old diver was recovered by Honolulu Ocean Safety in the waters off Alan Davis Beach in East Oahu after an unsuccessful resuscitation attempt.

Three men face charges for the armed robbery of a Honolulu game room, with potential prison sentences ranging up to twenty years, plus additional time for firearms charges.

The family of Fred Kaneshiro, who died in an ambulance fire due to an exploding oxygen tank, filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Honolulu Emergency Services.