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Burglar Gets 10 Years, Must Pay $162,000 Restitution
The 38-year-old Puna man was caught and convicted as a result of a home video surveillance system.
UPDATE: Fisherman Swept Into Ocean Near Honomu Identified
The victim’s friend told fire department personnel that the man was washed off the rocks and disappeared under the waves.
Water Shut-Off Set For Honoka`a Thursday
A portion of Plumeria Road and neighboring subdivisions will be without water service for four hours.
Waikoloa Burglaries Result in Arrest of Siblings
A Waikoloa brother and sister have been arrested but not yet charged in connection with a series of burglaries earlier this month.
State Begins Process of Reopening Kulani Prison
An appropriation released by Gov. Neil Abercrombie would fund environmental studies and assessment of infrastructure needs at the rural former prison.
Kawauchi, Nago Agree To Meet On Election Solutions
The chief election officials for the state and Hawai`i County take a step toward reconciliation by agreeing to hold workshops on various counties.
Police Release List of Individuals Wanted on Warrants – Aug. 24
The list informs both the public and the persons sought that a warrant is in effect for their arrest.
UPDATE: Stolen SUV Recovered, Tractor Still Missing
The theft of the Cub Cadet tractor and Toyota Cruiser SUV was reported Wednesday.
UPDATE: Missing Man Found Safe in Washington, DC
Warren Dale Ellison has red hair and a red mustache and goatee.
Tributes Follow Death of Fired Election Worker
The man who oversaw the county’s election warehouse before he was fired in January died Tuesday on Maui.
VIDEO: Sharks Feeding On Dead Whale Prompt Warnings
The carcass of a 50-foot sperm whale that washed against the Puna coastline is attracting sharks, prompting a warning for the public to stay out of the water.
Charges Filed Against Man in Glenwood Standoff
The 64-year-old Puna man who barricaded himself in his home overnight has been charged with terroristic threatening and is being held in lieu of $20,500 bail.
Floating Lantern Ceremony to Benefit Hospice
A South Kohala resort will again host a traditional Asian ceremony to respect and honor those who have passed.
Police Still Unable To Identify Body With SpongeBob Shirt
Police are again asking for help from the public identifying the body of a homeless man found in July at Higashihara Park in Kona.
Jars of JFC Furikake-Seto Fumi Being Recalled
The product was mislabeled and contains ingredients that could cause adverse reactions in people with certain food allergies.
Police: Two Recent Deaths Caused By Heart Attacks
One of two possible drowning cases in June instead involved a heart attack, which was also the cause of death of a man who died while pressure-washing a roof.
Abandoned Building in HOVE Destroyed By Fire
The 1,200-square-foot structure was not occupied, neighbors said.
Hale Nani Escapee Kalili Apprehended in Kona
Police in Kona arrested Joshua Kalili and charged him with escape for leaving the Hilo facility on Sunday.
Maui Chopper Pilot Admits Bringing Deer to Big Island
The pilot who rescued a man trapped in the Pu`u `O`o crater 20 years ago has pleaded guilty to transporting the deer.
Wrongful Death Suit Filed Against Kealakekua Tour Company
A New York couple has filed a wrongful death lawsuit in federal court in Honolulu after their son was swept out to sea near Captain Cook on July 4.
