Hilo Police Warn Residents of Rising Phone Scams by Fraudulent Officers Seeking Payment via Coinstar
Hawai‘i Island police warn of phone scammers pretending to be officers, coercing victims to pay fake arrest warrants via Coinstar machines, a method the police never use. Residents are advised to verify callers and not share personal information.
Conservationists and Scientists Collaborate to Relocate Mature Coral Colonies Off Hawaii Island
The DLNR, TNC, and ASU collaborated to relocate coral colonies from a decommissioned fish farm off Hawai‘i Island, aiming to restore them to their natural habitats or use them for research and propagation.
Honolulu Braces for Calmer Weather with Light Winds and Fewer Showers Expected
Lighter winds and drier weather are expected in Honolulu starting Wednesday, with minimal showers mainly on windward and higher terrain areas. Conditions for aviation and marine activities are also set to improve.
Honolulu Restores 911 Services on Oahu After Mobile Outage Affects AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile Users
Oahu's emergency communications, particularly Honolulu's 911 system, faced an outage affecting mobile providers but were restored by the afternoon. Residents were temporarily advised to use landlines or alternate numbers.












