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2 Hawaiʻi cities rank nationally for job opportunities
A new year often brings big career goals. WalletHub’s Best Cities for Jobs 2026 report shows how two Oʻahu communities stack up.
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Diamond Head house fire determined to be intentionally set; HPD opens arson case
The Honolulu Police Department opened an arson investigation in relation to the Diamond Head home that was destroyed on Feb. 18.
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Think an officer broke the law? Know your legal rights
What happens when you believe you’ve witnessed a police officer breaking the law? The ACLU Hawaiʻi has the answers.
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When police are accused, who investigates, how?
When a Honolulu police officer fires a gun or someone is badly hurt or killed, the moment does not end at the scene. It triggers a strict process. The Honolulu Police Department calls it a critical incident, and the goal is clear Determine if there is criminal liability.
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1 critical, 1 serious: EMS responds to separate overnight crashes
Two separate overnight crashes left Honolulu Emergency Medical Services during the late night hours of Feb. 19 and early morning hours of Feb. 20.
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Elnora man charged for personating peace officer using decommissioned police vehicle
Three Hills RCMP have charged one man after an investigation into the personation of a peace officer in Elnora. Read More
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Aurora’s kitchen makes room for short-order cooks
In many homes, cooking, eating, visiting, homework and packing school lunches all happen in the kitchen — sometimes at the same time. Read More
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Supreme Court strikes down bulk of Trump’s tariffs
The Supreme Court cast aside the bulk of President Trump’s sweeping tariffs Friday, obliterating a canon of his economic strategy in ruling that his use of an emergency statute to remake global trade was unlawful. The decision invalidates what the Trump administration called the president’s most significant economic and foreign policy initiative of his second…
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Preview: Casey and Diana aims to capture humanity of princess’s historic visit to Toronto AIDS hospice
It was a gesture of great humanity and compassion. Read More