Kapolei News

About a hundred volunteers helped in the search today for missing mother of three, Loida Wideman.

Relatives of Loida Gabon Wideman, a mother of three children missing since Mother's Day, spent their Saturday posting fliers as they continue to hope for her safe return.

A 20 yr Insurance Sales veteran from Kapolei is arrested after allegedly stealing 20-thousand dollars from another man between April of 2010 and July of 2011.

Police arrested a 53-year-old life insurance agent at a Kakaako office building for the alleged theft more than $20,000 from another man in Honolulu.

"As one political leader put it, it is a really a game changer for the Kapolei area and the district and region in general," said Dr.

The search for a missing mother of three intensified Thursday with nearly 20 Honolulu police officers fanning out across a heavily wooded area in Pearl City, close to where the woman's car was found Wednesday afternoon.

Police have located the car of a Waipahu mom who has been missing since Mother's Day.

Honolulu police investigate the gold 2003 Saturn found in Pearl City today. The vehicle belongs to Loida Wideman, who has been reported missing.

Kapolei High School senior Jacqueline Selesitina Reid was the first place winner of the 2012 Taualuga competition, which is part of the annual "We Are Samoa High School Cultural Arts Festival" held Saturday, May 12, at the Polynesian Cultural Center in Laie, Hawaii.

The New York Times reports the Postal Service also said Wednesday that it plans to offer early retirement incentives, on a voluntary basis, to tens of thousands of employees across the nation.

The head of the Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation continued his public relations push ahead of a crucial mayoral vote in August by holding a round-table discussion at Leeward Community College.

We've all seen them: huge gouges in our roads that look as if a meteor took a bite out of the asphalt.

Just a week after construction began on the Rail Transit Project, planners are making sure public support doesn't fade.

A hotly debated bill that would give the Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation a $450 million line of credit remained contentious Monday as the City Council's Legislative Matters Committee took up the measure.

A man in his 30s seriously injured his arm, after it became caught in an onion-sorting machine at Aloun Farms in Kapolei yesterday.