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After an extensive, multi-agency search on land, air, and sea for two missing teens on Oahu – Samantha Chun (17) and Joseph “Joey” Fujioka (18) – officials called off the hunt on Tuesday.

The Honolulu Police Department confirmed remains found by divers about 200 yards offshore from Ke Iki Beach match the DNA profile of Joseph Fujioka, one of two teens who went missing last week on Oahu ...

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Human remains discovered off Ke Iki Beach match the DNA profile of missing teen Joseph “Joey” Fujioka, the Honolulu Police Department said Friday. The match was ...

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. HPD's forensic unit confirmed Thursday night that ...

HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Honolulu Police Department Forensic officials have confirmed the remains found off Ke Iki Beach matched the DNA profile of missing teen Joseph Fujioka. Fujioka was last ...

HONOLULU (Island News) – The Honolulu Police Department (HPD) Scientific Investigation Section Forensic Biology Unit confirmed that the human remains found at Ke Iki Beach match one of the teens ...

The discovery comes four days after human remains were also recovered from Ke Iki beach, that is about 200 yards away. An investigation is ongoing.

Their belongings were discovered by relatives on Ke Iki Beach the next morning, the bulletin states: "Family and friends are concerned for their safety and well-being.” The Coast Guard said in ...

HONOLULU (KHON2) — Joseph Fujioka and Samantha Chun remain missing and havenʻt been seen since Friday, their last known location was Ke Iki beach on Oahuʻs north shore. Get Hawaii’s latest morning ...

Their belongings were discovered by relatives on Ke Iki Beach the next morning, the bulletin states: "Family and friends are concerned for their safety and well-being.” The Coast Guard said in its ...

Chinese Go player Ke Jie's loss in the LG Cup ­finals in South Korea due to "rule violations" has sparked controversy on Wednesday. Ke failed to place captured stones in the designated stone ...