Three Injured in Suspected Arson Fire at Hawaiian Paradise Park Home as Authorities Investigate
A fire at a Hawaiian home that injured three was intentionally set. Authorities are investigating the arson, which involved gasoline. A man with unrelated warrants was arrested on site. No arrests for the fire itself have been announced.
Hilo's Temporary Homeless Encampment Erected Amid Storm Drain Inspections, Assault Incident Spurs Security Concerns
Hawaii County has set up a temporary homeless shelter in downtown Hilo, with tension following an incident where a surveyor was attacked, leading to increased security measures.
Tentative $4 Billion Settlement Proposed in Maui Wildfire Lawsuits, Hawaiian Electric to Pay $1.5 Billion Share
A proposed $4 billion settlement may resolve lawsuits from the Maui wildfires, involving Hawaiian Electric. The deal is less than the $5.5 billion in fire damages, and parties have until Friday to agree or the settlement could fail.
9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Rules Against Honolulu Officers' Qualified Immunity Claim, Permits Lawsuit for Handcuffing 10-Year-Old
A lawsuit will proceed against three Honolulu police officers for allegedly using excessive force by handcuffing a 10-year-old girl over a school drawing, despite their immunity claims.












