The Honolulu Police reported an armed robbery of a food stand in Waikīkī, where a woman was forced to hand over a fanny pack with earnings. No injuries occurred, and the police seek information on the masked suspect.

Hawaii Island Police seek public help in locating endangered 13-year-old Eva Napoleon, last seen in Hilo. Authorities are concerned for her safety and urge anyone with information to contact them.

A mass brawl at Mohouli Park left several injured and led to multiple arrests; police are searching for a lime‑green Kia Soul connected to the incident.

A masked man pointed a handgun with a red laser and stole cash from a family-run Waikiki food stand Saturday night; HPD is asking anyone with footage to call CrimeStoppers.

A public-interest group has asked a federal judge to unseal sealed filings tied to an alleged murder-for-hire subplot in the Kaneshiro bribery case. The move could reveal why secrecy was imposed and why the probe shifted to Arizona.

The murder trial of Isaac and Lehua Kalua for their adopted daughter's death is delayed to August, affecting a related civil lawsuit and delaying depositions.

Operation Shine the Light on Oahu successfully recovered eight missing children, highlighting collaboration among agencies to address youth exploitation and trafficking.

Two men held a Keeaumoku convenience-store worker at gunpoint Friday afternoon and fled in a gray sedan. Police released suspect descriptions and asked the public for tips.

A multiagency sweep on Oʻahu recovered eight endangered children, two of whom had been missing more than a year; investigators say follow‑up work is ongoing.

Two visitors were rescued by helicopter after flash flooding trapped them in East Maui’s Bamboo Forest. Crews searched the area and urged caution on swollen streams.

A 48‑year‑old was arrested after a Moanalua stabbing that left a 28‑year‑old hospitalized. Honolulu police say the suspect was taken into custody as detectives continue the probe.

Hawai‘i Police warns of phone scammers impersonating officers, targeting residents with fake warrants. A near-victim, a Kona senior, avoided a $7,000 scam. Officials remind the public that legitimate officers don't demand payment over the phone.

HPD has posted a permit for businesses that run arcade-style video amusement devices as part of a broader effort to close illegal game rooms. Operators must register or risk enforcement.