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Honolulu — This episode covers the City Council's pause on Waimanalo Gulch Sanitary Landfill expansion, concerns over the coconut rhinoceros beetle on Maui, and the fifth annual Fathers with Daughters Prom at the Hilton Hawaiian Village.

Honolulu's Biki bikeshare program receives a $1 million investment to improve service and expand stations, while a homeless encampment near Waianae gets a temporary extension from the Department of Land and Natural Resources. A key Honolulu legislator steps down after 20 years, creating a power vacuum in the Senate, and former UH basketball players Isaac Johnson and Quandre Bullock are exploring opportunities in Las Vegas.

Honolulu police indict 37-year-old man in fatal Ala Moana parking lot shooting, while Kona man faces charges after speeding crash in Old Kona Airport Park. Hawaii DOT announces emergency safety upgrades on Daniel K. Inouye Highway following five recent deaths.

Honolulu's Ala Moana shooting investigation now has a second suspect arrested, with officials emphasizing continued community safety efforts. Nanakuli High and Intermediate School will add three HPD school resource officers next year to boost student well-being and security.

Honolulu's latest episode covers the shocking murder indictment of Joshua Black in Liliha, increased police efforts to improve traffic safety on Oahu, and a major international military summit in Waikiki. It also highlights the enduring legacy of "Mr. Waianae" and tips for visiting Hawaiʻi's waterfalls.

Honolulu residents face rising wildfire fears as Leeward Oahu prepares for potential dangers similar to Lahaina, with limited evacuation routes and dry conditions. Homeowners are also dealing with financial strain after ATTYX Solar’s bankruptcy left them paying for unused solar systems.

Honolulu police investigate two shootings in Ala Moana leaving one dead and another critically injured, while multiple crashes injure several on Oʻahu. The state forecasts economic resilience amid rising inflation, and a rare volcanic whirlwind at Kīlauea’s summit sparks public fascination.

Honolulu authorities report two shootings in Ala Moana with one fatality and a critical injury, while hazardous surf conditions prompt lifeguard warnings and rescues across Oahu. Governor Green extends solar tax credits to boost renewable energy, and a Flag Day ceremony honors the U.S. Army and late football coach Larry Ginoza.

Honolulu -- University of Hawaii baseball coach Keith Zuniga leaves for USC pitching coach role, a multi-vehicle crash shuts down H-1 Freeway in Pearl City, and Hawaii faces challenges meeting its renewable energy goals.

Honolulu: A 17-year-old is in a coma after a violent attack outside Madison Square Garden during the NBA Finals, and a suspect faces charges in a Liliha murder. Authorities are increasing patrols on Saddle Road following five recent fatalities on Daniel K. Inouye Highway.