No major injuries were reported and the blaze was extinguished after about half an hour.

Construction of a state-of-the-art psychiatric hospital was supposed to mark a new era in worker and patient safety. Instead, a familiar set of problems emerged.

State Department of Education officials also failed to provide a safe learning environment for special education students, according to a lawsuit.

The feds were investigating Mike Miske and the Kealohas at the same time. Sgt. Al Lee ended up in the middle of both.

Efforts by the city and police helped reduce the number of homeless people on the streets, but Chinatown residents say they still don't feel safe, especially at night.

The licensed practical nurse role is being phased out in favor of more specialization.

Six Waianae residents are facing gambling charges in a federal case some community members say shows the extreme side of cockfighting.

The judge ordered Tommy Carvalho to continue to be held without bail because he poses a “serious risk of danger to the community.”

Oahu has had 51 traffic deaths so far this year caused at least in part by alcohol, officers said.

The number of exonerations is growing around the nation, and that trend could become increasingly costly for taxpayers.