Donovan Ranon, 22, pleaded not guilty to multiple privacy violation charges in Honolulu after being accused of recording people in bathrooms. He was released on bond with a ban on using recording devices.

Former coach Dwayne Yuen was sentenced to 33 years for sexual offenses involving minors, including sex trafficking and child pornography. He pleaded guilty to the charges.

Oahu's crown jewel snorkeling spot will shut down completely from September 8-23 for an $840K parking lot repaving project, forcing thousands of fall visitors to find alternatives.

Dr. Seth Colby has been named Hawaii's new chief state economist, leading the DBEDT's economic analysis efforts.

Conservation entrepreneur John Leong's quarter-century battle against invasive species in Hawaii gains new recognition as the islands face an escalating environmental crisis.

Four Rancho Cordova business professionals are recognized in the "40 Under 40" awards, representing diverse industries and community impact in the Sacramento region.

The Hawai'i Department of Health closed Miguel's Cocina food truck due to multiple food safety violations, requiring them to correct issues before reopening.

A rollover crash in Chinatown left a 36-year-old woman seriously injured Thursday, adding to Oahu's alarming spike in traffic incidents this year.

A HART contractor struck a gas line Thursday in Kalihi, marking the latest in a series of utility mishaps that have plagued rail construction along Dillingham Boulevard.

Four men were hospitalized after a truck, van, and bus collided Wednesday afternoon near Olomana, adding to a troubling pattern of serious crashes on Kalanianaole Highway.

Police have identified 34-year-old Marquis Johnson as the suspect in last week's horrific acid attack that left a man critically burned in Honolulu's Chinatown. Johnson remains at large and is considered extremely dangerous.

Hawaii Governor Josh Green and legislative leaders have appointed a new, diverse Hawaii Tourism Authority Advisory Board, following the resignation of the previous board.

Increased trade winds and showers are expected in Honolulu due to a trough and remnants of Tropical Cyclone Ivo, with a return to drier conditions by Tuesday.