A Honolulu mother accuses the Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii of ignoring months of sexual abuse and bullying against her then-10-year-old son at a Spalding after-school program. Attorneys are asking other victims to come forward as the case moves through court.

After multimillion‑dollar payouts and the Waikīkī shooting of a teenager, Hawaii’s new pursuit law and a City Council settlement are under scrutiny. The choices made now will shape how often officers chase fleeing cars.

Hawai‘i Island police arrested 19 individuals for DUI in one week, with total DUI arrests down by 4.80% from last year. Major crashes slightly increased, but fatal crashes decreased by 25%.

ACLU attorneys say three Honolulu officers evaded being served in a class‑action DUI lawsuit after a process server logged nearly 50 hours of attempts. The motion to allow newspaper service is pending in court.

Hawaii Police highlight the Move Over Law during National Crash Responders Safety Week, reminding drivers to slow down and shift lanes for emergency vehicles, ensuring roadside safety.

A 21-year-old Kula woman was killed when her SUV rolled on Holopuni Road Saturday; police say speed was a factor and the investigation is ongoing.

DOJ filed civil forfeiture papers seeking homes and cash tied to Christopher Dawson, alleging millions were siphoned from companies meant to benefit Native Hawaiians.

A visitor died after an attack in Waikiki; the suspect's charges were upgraded to second-degree murder. Authorities are investigating and seeking information from the public.

Two pedestrians were hospitalized in serious condition after collisions on Kapiolani Boulevard near Ala Moana; police say the cause is under investigation.

Five individuals were arrested at an old hotel in Hilo after a coordinated search warrant targeted known fugitives, with charges including parole violations, contempt, drug promotion, and burglary.

Hawaiʻi Island police are seeking public help to find missing fisherman Earl Kekuanaoa Hind and his boat, Makalapua Onalani, last seen April 9, 2025, after departing from South Point.

DHS warns of a potential scam targeting SNAP recipients with suspicious, automated messages not matching its communication practices. Only a few reports thus far, but vigilance is urged.

A 56-year-old woman was rescued by the Kaua'i Fire Department from Waipo'o Falls Trail after becoming injured. The operation was complicated by bad weather but succeeded with aid from a helicopter crew.