NCIS: Hawaii Season 1: Release Date, Cast, And More

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"NCIS" is about to say aloha to Hawaii with a new spin-off produced in Oahu. It's the fourth series in the "NCIS" franchise and the first to feature a woman in the lead role. Like "CSI," which is set to return to Vegas this year, "NCIS" has followed a city-hopping model with its spin-offs, shifting from Los Angeles to New Orleans and now Hawaii.

Here's everything we know about "NCIS: Hawaii."

"NCIS: Hawaii" is the latest procedural in the "NCIS" franchise, which has been going since 2003 and which has over four hundred episodes under its belt. "NCIS" stands for "Naval Criminal Investigative Service." The original "NCIS," which is entering its 19th season the night of the "NCIS: Hawaii" premiere, started out as a spin-off of another military legal drama with an acronym title: namely, "JAG" (Judge Advocate General).

Here's the synopsis for "NCIS: Hawaii" via CBS:

The world's most successful television series continues on the seductive shores of Hawai'i as the first female Special Agent in Charge of NCIS Pearl Harbor takes command. She and her team balance duty to family and country, investigating high-stakes crimes involving military personnel, national security, and the mysteries of the island itself. This NCIS: Hawai'i team is a skilled mix of mainland transplants who've re-located to the tranquility of the Pacific and wizened locals who know their mahalo from kapu.

"NCIS: Hawaii" stars Vanessa Lachey as Jane Tennant, who Parade identifies as "the first woman SAC of NCIS: Hawaii." You may recognize Lachey from the Netflix series "Love Is Blind," a dating reality show that she co-hosts with her husband, Nick Lachey.

The cast of "NCIS: Hawaii" also includes Alex Tarrant, Yasmine Al-Bustami, Jason Antoon, Noah Mills, Tori Anderson, and Kian Talan.