Honolulu woman sentenced to 2 years for destroying evidence in federal firearms case
A Honolulu woman was sentenced to two years in prison for destroying key evidence tied to a federal firearms investigation.
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University of Hawaii gets $5M investment for NIL money
The University of Hawaii inks a multi-million deal on money for student-athletes
Wednesday Evening Forecast - Light winds and hot afternoons for the rest of the week
Lighter winds are expected on Thursday and will last through the weekend. A huge south swell will bring warning-level surf late this weekend.
Pre-Eviction Mediation Program shows early success with 85% success rate
A statewide program designed to prevent evictions is showing early success. New data from Hawaiʻi’s Pre-Eviction Mediation Program, or PEMP, shows 85% of households that reach a mediated agreement are
Hawaii kids need your help: School Tools Drive returns this June
Parents in Hawaii are expected to spend an average of $150 per child on basic school supplies this year, and families in need can get help through KITV and Helping
70-year-old man dies from injuries in Liliha attack; police arrest suspect
Honolulu police arrested a 32-year-old man who is accused of killing an elderly man following an attack in Liliha on Wednesday afternoon.
King Kamehameha Day celebrations across O'ahu
King Kamehameha Day celebrations continue on Oʻahu this weekend with a lei draping ceremony Friday at Aliʻiōlani Hale, followed by Saturday’s floral parade from ʻIolani Palace to Kapiʻolani Park and
Thursday Weather | Trade winds ease before large south swell arrives
Light trade winds and a few windward showers are expected through the weekend, with drier conditions for many areas. A large south swell arriving this weekend could bring near-warning-level surf,
HFD rescues two boaters in Hawaii Kai following an electrical issue
The Honolulu Fire Department safely rescued two boaters from a disabled vessel adrift off Maunalua Bay in Hawaii Kai on Thursday morning.
Two separate Kauai homes burn in one day, causing $1.8M in damages
Kauai firefighters extinguished two separate structure fires on June 10, 2026, one near ‘Anini Beach and another in Kapa’a, with no reported injuries in either incident.
New Pacific fishing zones boost coastal communities’ economy
President Trump has signed an executive proclamation reopening key Pacific fishing areas to U.S. commercial fishermen, including waters near Papahānaumokuākea.
Sen. Schatz addresses veterans' services in Hawaii during town hall
During a town hall on Thursday, Senator Brian Schatz spoke about improving access to care for Hawaii’s veterans.
Events happening this weekend on Oahu: June 12 - June 14
Whether you're hunting for Father's Day gifts, browsing local vendors, or just looking for a good plate of food, Oahu has a packed weekend lineup from June 12–14. From Haleiwa to Kailua to Kaka'ako, there'...
Conservation groups oppose Trump's proclamation to allow fishing in protected Pacific areas
President Trump faced backlash from conservation groups after signing a proclamation on Thursday allowing commercial fishing in previously protected Pacific waters.
HOSD lifeguard speaks upon king tides after saving surfer's life
An off-duty Honolulu Ocean Safety lifeguard jumped into action saving one surfer fearing for his life at China Walls earlier this week.
Neighbors say son killed father in Liliha attack
Honolulu police are still investigating a murder in Liliha after a 70-year-old man died from injuries in an attack. Neighbors said the suspect and the victim were related.
Thursday Evening Forecast - Big surf and King tides this weekend
Lighter winds are expected Aloha Friday and will last through the weekend. A huge south swell will bring warning-level surf late this weekend.
4 parents arrested, charged over alleged child neglect at Kona hotel involving a gun, cocaine
4 parents arrested, charged over alleged child neglect at Kona hotel involving a gun, cocaine
Wednesday Weather | Breezy trades will start easing and passing showers continue as large south swell builds
Wednesday Weather | Breezy trades will start easing and passing showers continue as large south swell builds
Honolulu man sentenced to 2 years for FEMA fraud scheme
A 35-year-old Honolulu man was sentenced to 24 months in prison and ordered to pay $60,458 in restitution for his role in a FEMA disaster relief fraud scheme.1
Kauai manhunt ends: Homicide suspect caught after ocean standoff
William "Billy" Sinclair, a suspect in a Kauai homicide investigation, was taken into custody Monday morning after a foot pursuit that ended with him entering the ocean near the Kapa
Tropical Storm Cristina becomes the Pacific season's third named storm
Tropical Storm Cristina has formed near Central America, becoming the third named storm of the Eastern Pacific hurricane season. The storm is expected to gradually strengthen while remaining near the
Maui ruling means more wildfire funds reach survivors
A court ruling limiting attorney fees in Maui wildfire settlement claims means more recovery funds will go directly to survivors and families, a decision Governor Josh Green is calling an
Ocean View man arrested after allegedly driving toward construction workers in Kona
A 69-year-old Ocean View man, Paul Tresnak, was arrested and charged with multiple offenses after allegedly driving his vehicle toward construction workers in Kailua-Kona.