Official records, community reports, what the islands are paying attention to, and what they are searching for, described per area and updated every month.
Built on the Stolen Stuff Hawaii community-safety network, serving Hawaii since 2014, with measured attention across Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube, and our public search database, drawing millions of measured views every month, measured rather than claimed, with dated analytics snapshots back to October 2015. Subscribers get a monthly area dashboard, plain-English Field Notes, full reports and watermarked PDFs, an annual review, a community-intelligence detail section describing the vehicles, items, pets, suspicious activity, and hazards residents reported, recorded community recovery outcomes, live dispatch and traffic pages, sealed verifiable exports, and side-by-side area comparison on a daytime-population basis with confidence intervals.
Free for everyone: Hawaii Crime History (the official FBI / state NIBRS record back to 1985, searchable), Monthly Recorded Briefs for every Oahu area, and the Field Guide including our measured history.
What it refuses to do. No safety score, no grade, no ranking, no forecast, and never a judgment about a person or address. It describes what was recorded and reported. The conclusions stay yours.