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The City and County of Honolulu is still actively recruiting displaced federal employees and professionals from non-governmental organizations impacted by federal funding cuts. This is in response to Gov. Josh Green's executive order on Feb. 18 that aims to tap into the pool of laid-off federal workers and fill over 4,000 open positions in state government.
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Officer Austin Ewaliko, a five-year veteran of HPD, allegedly used the department's internal system to research the case and then provided confidential information to suspects.
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The Honolulu Police Department and Prosecuting Attorney say they’ve started investigating a dozen online sexual abuse cases over the last four months. Some teens have been convinced to send offenders explicit photos and videos of themselves.
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Police say a sixth person has died as a result of a massive explosion of illegal fireworks over New Year’s in Honolulu. A 30-year-old woman died at a local hospital at about 5:59 a.m. Wednesday, the Honolulu Police Department said in a statement.
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Two former Honolulu officials are expected to plead guilty to conspiracy charges in a public corruption probe tied to a $250,000 payout to the now-jailed former police chief Louis Kealoha. A third official has entered a deferred-prosecution agreement.
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It's unclear when the group accessed the illegal hike, but the video shows them on various portions of the trail and two of them throwing a metal barricade off the mountainside.
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Two couples that were arrested on Jan. 31 are facing allegations of endangering the welfare of a minor, reckless endangerment, and multiple fireworks offenses.
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The unsolved death of a teenager in 1977 haunted students and staff at Honolulu's McKinley High School for nearly half a century. But last week, police used advances in DNA technology to arrest a resident of a Utah nursing home in the death of 16-year-old Dawn Momohara. The suspect, former McKinley student Gideon Castro, made an appearance Friday in Salt Lake County District Court and faces eventual extradition to Hawaiʻi.
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Police have arrested a total of six people in connection with a deadly explosion of illegal fireworks in a Honolulu neighborhood on New Year’s Eve. They've also confiscated 500 pounds of unused fireworks from the scene of the blast.
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Honolulu police say that human remains discovered off a North Shore beach match the DNA of one of the two Mililani teens reported missing last week.