

Ocean Safety officials urge extreme caution after photos emerge
Updated: 10 hours agoOcean Safety officials are urging residents and visitors to use extreme caution on the shoreline while south shore surf is elevated.
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Ocean Safety officials are urging residents and visitors to use extreme caution on the shoreline while south shore surf is elevated.
Honolulu Police have closed two lanes on Kinau Street at Ward Avenue after telephone wires are down.
Jurors who found a Wahiawa man guilty of second-degree murder will return to court for a hearing on whether he should go to prison for the rest of his life.
The U.S. Geological Survey says a magnitude-6.5 earthquake has struck off the coast of Chile.
The governor will sign into a law a bill that’ll create one state law for the cell phone ban on Monday which allows the state to get federal money.
Governor Abercrombie will sign into law the bill that requires people in the front and back seat to buckle up.
Honolulu police are still looking for the person who tried to burn down a home on Friday night.
Police say a man shot a woman around 4:51 p.m. Sunday near the intersection of Farrington highway and Keaau Homestead Road.
United Airlines has one of its 787 aircraft back in the air.
Honolulu police are responding to an auto accident involving a school bus on Farrington Highway near Nanakuli Avenue.