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Thefts and burglaries are a growing problem for Kailua residents. In many cases, thieves get away before the victims even realized what has happened. However, in one recent case, the suspect didn’t get away thanks to an unlikely hero.
Government budget-making has turned political this year at Honolulu Hale, and it’s leaving hundreds of city workers in doubt about what happens to their jobs in just a matter of weeks.
Tension was high Wednesday morning at a Social Security office in Kapolei after a man was arrested for having two handguns and ammunition in his backpack. The gun was registered to his wife and his family says it was all a big mistake.
A Big Island man says he’s on the road to recovery after being attacked by a shark in waters off a Kona beach. On Wednesday, the beach remained closed after a group of reef sharks were seen swimming in the area.
City Councilmember Ron Menor says he has a new way to get help to homeless without them having to panhandle or beg.
Don’t want to get stuck in traffic? Why not try riding a bike? That’s what some federal, state, and City officials did on Wednesday.
The makai curbside lane on Kapiolani Boulevard will be closed between University Avenue and Date Street from Wednesday June 19 through Tuesday, June 25, 2013 for construction of new bus pads.
Talks continue in the search for the next University of Hawaii president. The Board of Regents presidential selection committee met on Wednesday at the UH Manoa campus and took comments from the public.
A murder suspect who led authorities on a manhunt after escaping from state custody was back in court on Wednesday.
After a recent rash of sugar cane fires, the Maui Fire Department is asking for the public’s help in finding the person or people responsible.