Two men in their late 50s sustained serious injuries in a two-vehicle collision on the H-3 Freeway. The accident specifics are currently under investigation.

The Maui Police Department warns of a phishing scam using County of Maui Board meeting info to deceive people into paying fake fees via phone, email, or text.

A 68-year-old woman was hospitalized after being struck by a car Tuesday night at North King and Factory streets in Kalihi. Officials say investigators have released few details.

Lanakila Pacific's Meals on Wheels delivered over 600 Christmas meals to Oʻahu's seniors and disabled individuals, with nearly 300 volunteers including Bank of Hawaiʻi employees participating in the holiday service.

Honolulu's forecast includes persistent trades, possible increased showers, and trade winds regaining strength by Tuesday, with Kauai anticipating more rain due to a stalled cold front. Marine conditions are also being monitored by NWS.

A man was seriously injured after being hit by a car on Farrington Highway in Maili. Traffic was disrupted but resumed after lane closures for investigation.

Hawaii's consumer protection office says PayPal will pay $6M to resolve claims it misled Venmo users about privacy, purchase protection and access to funds.

A fire in a Honolulu residence displaced nine people; HFD extinguished the blaze with no injuries reported and investigations are ongoing to determine its cause.

Two women were seriously injured in a two-vehicle collision in Kapolei; paramedics treated and transported both to hospitals for further care.

The National Weather Service forecasts stronger trade winds and dry conditions for Hawaii, with a potential for increased showers early in the week, especially on the western islands.

HPD asked residents to avoid Aʻama Street in Hawaiian Beaches Friday night; officers later cleared the scene and reopened the road.

HART’s FY25 audit returned a clean opinion while city documents peg the Skyline rail at about $10.076 billion. Auditors found no material misstatements as downtown construction advances.

The National Weather Service issued a Tornado Warning for Niʻihau early Friday; rotating storms and flying debris were reported and residents were urged to shelter.