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Hawaii crime reaches new heights as police urge beachgoers to take valuables into the ocean Honolulu police are advising visitors to not leave valuables unattended on the beach

June 12, 2024 0

Crime in a fan-favorite summer vacation destination has reached new heights — with police now suggesting that beachgoers bring along their valuables while they are swimming in Honolulu, Hawaii’s exquisite waters.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/hawaii-crime-reaches-new-heights-police-urge-beachgoers-valuables-ocean

Data Dive: Neighbor Islands Solve More Burglaries, Car Thefts Than Oʻahu A new state database shows crime is down in Honolulu and up on the neighbor islands. But the less populous counties had more success in solving some offenses.

October 29, 2025 0

Kapahulu Barricade Suspect: ‘I Shot Back At Them’ In a series of Facebook Live videos, a man who identifies himself as the person engaged in an ongoing standoff with police acknowledged shooting at officers and asked for his family to be flown from Kauaʻi in exchange for surrendering.

October 22, 2025 0

Ex-Kauaʻi Cop Accused In Airport Death Lacked Security Guard License The case underscores concerns about oversight of the 1,100 private security personnel at the state’s airports.

October 22, 2025 0

Former Hawaiʻi Defense Contractor Gets Prison Time For Illegal Donations A federal judge says Martin Kao’s prison sentence will be a deterrent for others.

October 21, 2025 0

Waimea man pleads not guilty to child porn charges

October 20, 2025 0

Police Still Don’t Know How Theresa Cachuela’s Killer Got A Gun Cachuela’s death shows the danger ghost guns pose to victims of domestic violence and the general public, law enforcement officers say.

October 17, 2025 0

Man accused of embarking on wild crime spree in Volcano

October 15, 2025 0

Parolee who killed Big Island woman in 1978 is ‘under the highest level of supervision’

October 14, 2025 0

Viral Dog Video Sparks Law To Save Pets In Emergencies

October 31, 2025 0

Federal Judge In Hawaiʻi Rules FDA Violated Law With Abortion Pill Restrictions The ruling instructs the FDA to consider relevant evidence the agency allegedly disregarded. In the meantime, the restrictions remain in place.

October 31, 2025 0

A Revolving Door For Mentally Ill? Lawmakers Question Diversion Program Citing Civil Beat’s investigation of a jail diversion program known as Act 26, a group of senators is asking the health department to consider potential changes to the law.

October 31, 2025 0

Disgraced Cops And Ex-Felons Are Among Hawaiʻi’s Licensed Security Guards The state board that licenses private security guards has broad authority to certify people who apply, even if their personal history raises red flags.

October 31, 2025 0

Halloween futsal lights up Kona courts

October 31, 2025 0

BIIF volleyball: State tournament continues with DII matches

October 31, 2025 0

Hawaii’s aiports avoid delays seen on mainland — so far

October 31, 2025 0

Public Astronomy Talk with 5-time Astronaut & Astronomer John Grunsfeld

October 31, 2025 0

GOVERNOR GREEN ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL COORDINATED RELIEF EFFORTS TO PROTECT HAWAI‘I FAMILIES FROM FEDERAL SHUTDOWN IMPACTS

October 31, 2025 0

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KOA Travel Advisory 10/30/2025

October 30, 2025 0

Hawaii crime reaches new heights as police urge beachgoers to take valuables into the ocean Honolulu police are advising visitors to not leave valuables unattended on the beach

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Data Dive: Neighbor Islands Solve More Burglaries, Car Thefts Than Oʻahu A new state database shows crime is down in Honolulu and up on the neighbor islands. But the less populous counties had more success in solving some offenses.

Kapahulu Barricade Suspect: ‘I Shot Back At Them’ In a series of Facebook Live videos, a man who identifies himself as the person engaged in an ongoing standoff with police acknowledged shooting at officers and asked for his family to be flown from Kauaʻi in exchange for surrendering.

Ex-Kauaʻi Cop Accused In Airport Death Lacked Security Guard License The case underscores concerns about oversight of the 1,100 private security personnel at the state’s airports.

Former Hawaiʻi Defense Contractor Gets Prison Time For Illegal Donations A federal judge says Martin Kao’s prison sentence will be a deterrent for others.

Waimea man pleads not guilty to child porn charges

Police Still Don’t Know How Theresa Cachuela’s Killer Got A Gun Cachuela’s death shows the danger ghost guns pose to victims of domestic violence and the general public, law enforcement officers say.

Man accused of embarking on wild crime spree in Volcano

Parolee who killed Big Island woman in 1978 is ‘under the highest level of supervision’

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Viral Dog Video Sparks Law To Save Pets In Emergencies

Federal Judge In Hawaiʻi Rules FDA Violated Law With Abortion Pill Restrictions The ruling instructs the FDA to consider relevant evidence the agency allegedly disregarded. In the meantime, the restrictions remain in place.

A Revolving Door For Mentally Ill? Lawmakers Question Diversion Program Citing Civil Beat’s investigation of a jail diversion program known as Act 26, a group of senators is asking the health department to consider potential changes to the law.

Disgraced Cops And Ex-Felons Are Among Hawaiʻi’s Licensed Security Guards The state board that licenses private security guards has broad authority to certify people who apply, even if their personal history raises red flags.

Halloween futsal lights up Kona courts

BIIF volleyball: State tournament continues with DII matches

Hawaii’s aiports avoid delays seen on mainland — so far

Public Astronomy Talk with 5-time Astronaut & Astronomer John Grunsfeld

GOVERNOR GREEN ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL COORDINATED RELIEF EFFORTS TO PROTECT HAWAI‘I FAMILIES FROM FEDERAL SHUTDOWN IMPACTS

KOA Travel Advisory 10/30/2025

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