Jan. 19, the Diamond Head community came together once again to honor the lives of Officers Kaulike Kalama and Tiffany Enriquez.

STAR-ADVERTISER AND COURTESY PHOTO In 2022, former Senate Majority Leader J. Kalani English, left, and then-Rep. Ty J.K. Cullen admitted accepting cash, casino chips, Las Vegas hotel rooms and dinners in exchange for influencing legislation to benefit a company involved in publicly financed cesspool conversion projects STAR-ADVERTISER AND COURTESY PHOTO In 2022,

Hawaii Gov. Josh Green is proposing a range of new penalties to crack down on people who flout the state’s fireworks laws.

The remains will be transported to Hawaii, where a group burial is planned ... disinter the soldiers’ remains and bring them to its lab at Offutt Air Force Base for identification.

A task force that began its work long before the recent tragedy in Salt Lake also recommends a unified fireworks permitting system in Hawaiʻi and $2 million for a new firearms and explosives lab.

HONOLULU (AP) — Hawaii authorities on Tuesday asked lawmakers for $5.2 million to hire eight people and expand a forensic lab to crack down on the persistent rampant smuggling of illegal fireworks like those that killed four people and injured about 20 ...

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This recognition is really a demonstration of Hawaiʻi’s aggressive efforts to reduce traffic incidents on our roads.”

Oral arguments have been scheduled in a lawsuit in which a Hawaii island homeowner is suing the county, alleging its Electronic Processing and Information Center system, known as EPIC, has trapped him in a permitting Catch-22 that will allow him only to demolish his Milolii home,

Chris Kim the "Sarge in Charge" is retiring from CrimeStoppers Honolulu after over 25 years with the Honolulu Police Department.

Mike Lambert is nominated as the new Director of the State Department of Law Enforcement in Honolulu by Governor Josh Green, citing his extensive law enforcement experience.

The Maui Police Department is taking applications for CSI Camp 2025, a crime scene investigation experience for high school juniors and seniors. The CSI Camp 2025 will be from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 16-20.