Researchers and law enforcement officials are seeing increases in careless and aggressive driving in Hawaiʻi. It’s challenging to quantify the extent of the problem.

The state’s top corrections official has promised “unfettered access” for a pair of outside experts who will begin scrutinizing the system next month.

Bike stunts are good fun for some, but the number of e-bike accidents that EMS responded to on Oʻahu nearly tripled from 2022 to 2024.

House Bill 126 was intended to require a conviction before property forfeiture is allowed.

Advocates fear the agreements will be a slippery slope to local police becoming more involved in immigration enforcement under the Trump administration.

Nine years after opening the station, the city is working to finish construction. But Honolulu is short on police, so there won’t necessarily be more officers on patrol.

Residents asked the city to make the intersection safer after a woman was killed there in 2019, but the city said no changes were needed. Since then, more people have been hit.

A turf war is brewing between a new police standards board and legislators, who are frustrated with the lack of progress.

The seizure of 24 tons of fireworks was the largest single interdiction by the state Illegal Fireworks Task Force.

Students were more likely to be arrested on a campus with a school resource officer, according to Department of Education data.