Honolulu Senior Citizen Swindled Out of $58,000 in Sweepstakes Scam as Police Issue Public Warning
The Honolulu Police warned of a scam after an elderly resident was tricked into sending $58,000, believing they won a sweepstakes. Authorities urge the public to report suspicious windfall promises.
Gov. Josh Green Signs Bill to Make Honolulu's Community Outreach Court a Permanent Entity for Low-Level Offenses
Hawaii's Governor has made the Community Outreach Court permanent on Oʻahu, helping over 700 participants since 2017 by addressing low-level offenses and connecting them with services.
Governor Josh Green Champions Judicial Reform in Hawaii with Signing of Progressive Legislation
Governor Josh Green of Hawaii signed three bills for judicial reform to improve justice system efficiency and reduce recidivism, including funding for the judiciary and support for nonviolent offenders.
Hawaiʻi State Art Museum to Honor Public School Art Teachers with "The Spark Within" Exhibition
The Hawaiʻi State Art Museum will host an exhibition called "The Spark Within" featuring artworks by Hawaiʻi's public school art teachers from July 1-25, 2025, with an opening reception on July 4.












