Two separate Kauai house fires on June 10 caused more than $1.8 million in damage; officials report no injuries and investigations are underway.

Maui police and Home Depot loss‑prevention agents ran a two‑day sting June 9–10 that resulted in five shoplifting arrests and multiple felony charges.

Remains found in the Sol Duc drainage in 2000 were identified as Joseph Louis Serrao Jr., a Hawaii native missing since 1998.

A woman was injured in a late‑night machete attack near Farrington Highway in Waiʻanae; police say she disarmed the suspect and are asking for witnesses.

A 48-year-old Haʻikū man was killed after a solo motorcycle crash on Piʻiholo Road Wednesday night; police say investigators are still working the scene.

A federal judge gave an Oahu woman 24 months after prosecutors said she destroyed cellphone evidence tied to a federal firearms probe.

A man in his 60s was taken to an area hospital in critical condition after an apparent assault in Nuuanu. Police say no suspect has been identified.

An armed man carjacked a Haiku couple near Ho'okipa Beach early Thursday; police tracked the stolen vehicle into Haiku and the search remains active.

Honolulu police say they seized 18 gaming machines, suspected narcotics and more than $11,000 after executing a June 9 search warrant at an alleged illegal game room on Waimakua Place.

Federal prosecutors charged Eric Lee Boltz after he allegedly left antisemitic voicemails threatening Gov. Josh Green and his family; he faces federal counts and remains detained pending transfer to Hawaii.

A Kula man, Bryan Rhoades, died after a single-vehicle crash on Pūlehu Road; police say alcohol is considered a factor and investigators are still reviewing toxicology.

A late-night battery explosion at Waipahu Towers sparked a three-alarm high-rise fire that displaced three residents; HFD reports no injuries and an investigator is on scene.

Honolulu police warn Oahu residents about phone, text and email scams falsely claiming missed jury duty. Officials say official jury notices are mailed only and urge people to hang up and report.