A Coastal Flood Statement is in effect statewide from midnight Dec. 4 through Saturday morning; minor flooding is possible at peak high tides.

The U.S. Army says live-fire and aviation training at Schofield Barracks and the East Range will run through Dec. 19; here’s the schedule and how to report noise concerns.

Three Oʻahu elementary schools receive the 2025 National Blue Ribbon honor for educational excellence, according to the Hawai‘i Department of Education.

Students at Lahaina’s Princess Nāhiʻenaʻena Elementary designed ornaments that will be displayed around the National Christmas Tree in Washington, D.C., when the lighting opens later this week.

Hawai'i launched the Kōkua Food Drive during a federal shutdown, collecting donations via libraries and distributed by the National Guard to aid families affected by SNAP disruptions.

Lahaina Brewing Co. is turning sales of its Lokahi Pilsner into quarterly donations for Maui nonprofits, launching on Giving Tuesday with Maui United Way named as the first beneficiary.

Honolulu Fire Department rescued an 80-year-old man who fell 10 feet on Wailupe Gulch Trail and was airlifted for hospital treatment. Fire officials remind hikers to choose trails within their ability.

Kauaʻi’s first corals of opportunity are now being cared for at the island’s new coral nursery at Nōmilu Fishpond. Partners will micro‑fragment and grow the pieces into colonies for future reef repairs.

An SUV overturned in Kailua near Maluniu Avenue on Sunday; a man in his 40s was taken to a nearby hospital in serious condition. Emergency crews remain on scene as investigators gather details.

Dry weather in Honolulu to continue until tomorrow, with a high-pressure ridge stabilizing conditions; rain may increase slightly on Wednesday.

The Honolulu Fire Department rescued three hikers stranded on the Pali Notches Trail; the operation involved airlifting them to safety without any injuries.

High Surf Warning issued for Kaua‘i and Ni‘ihau until December 1, with expected surf heights up to 40 feet on north-facing shores and up to 30 feet on west-facing shores. Public urged to exercise caution.

Poʻipū residents were notified of a delay in trash collection due to staffing issues affecting Kiahuna Plantation Drive, Kolepa Street, and Kolepa Place.