Soldiers at Oahu’s Schofield Barracks have been making drones a more central part of how they operate, both in Hawaii and in operations across the…
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Two bills that stand to improve the well-being of aging islanders were signed into law last week by Gov. Josh Green: one aimed at improving…
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has teamed with Marines in Kaneohe since May 19 to respond to inquiries on the immigration status of foreign nationals,…
The U.S. military has been watching a Chinese naval vessel operating off the coast of Hawaii this week. On Wednesday, a spokesperson for the Oahu-based…
As gusts of up to 30 miles per hour and dry conditions persist for Oahu’s leeward coast, the Honolulu Fire Department has battled multiple wildland…
HILO — The Hawaii County Police Commission declined to let Chief Benjamin Moszkowicz withdraw his retirement letter Thursday and will look for a new leader…
The Hawaii National Guard’s top officer was in the Philippines last week meeting with military officials in the country. On Tuesday, Maj. Gen. Stephen Logan…
Gov. Josh Green signed three bills on Thursday to enhance protections for vulnerable citizens in Hawaii, including one measure focused on helping kupuna living with…
It was only one weekend, which should not be taken as a complete picture of the state of crime on Oahu. Still, residents are right…
Five-year-old Charlotte “Sharkey” Schaefers drowned 21 years ago after saving a 3-year-old boy in a poorly maintained and overflowing detention retention pond, and her legacy…