Anthony Williams ripped off homeowners in several states, prosecutors say. In Hawaii, some of his marks then enticed new victims in their Filipino community.

Mayor Kirk Caldwell’s comments contradict the CDC and the experience of correctional facilities across the country where coronavirus is spreading rapidly.

The question for already-beleaguered media outlets nationwide is when steps such as furloughs and reduced work schedules can be lifted.

The Supreme Court is considering the proposed releases to avoid a coronavirus outbreak in correctional facilities.

Under orders from the Supreme Court, the attorney general is spearheading a meeting to develop an evaluation process.

The state says that, despite overcrowding, there will be room to isolate sick inmates.

The calls are stretching the department’s ability to respond to life-threatening emergencies.

One prosecutor — Justin Kollar of Kauai — has signed on to a national initiative to release some low level offenders not considered a threat to the community.

The Hawaii Supreme Court granted the former deputy prosecutor’s request to step down as she awaits sentencing.

The Legislature has proposed creating a new group to help tackle violent crimes but exempting it from the Sunshine Law.

In a series of sentencing memos filed Friday, prosecutors are seeking the harshest sentences for the Kealohas and their co-conspirators.

He filed his paperwork back in December but withheld his announcement until now.