Wailua Parks' tennis and pickleball courts are closing temporarily for maintenance, with painting and windscreens installation scheduled, subject to weather conditions.

Moderate to breezy trade winds and showers are expected in Honolulu, with a frontal band increasing rainfall. The NWS predicts up to 1 inch of rain, especially in mountain areas. Aviation and marine advisories are in place due to the winds.

The Hawaiʻi DOH issued guidelines for the 2025–2026 respiratory virus season, urging vaccinations to prevent illness and avoid overloading healthcare systems.

The Kekaha Landfill on Kauai will close to commercial haulers for a day to upgrade scale house infrastructure but will remain open for residential waste disposal.

Hawaii's Stadium Authority schedules a board meeting for September 25, 2025, available in-person and via video conferencing, with details on how to participate and submit testimonies.

The Kaua‘i RSVP is hosting a public event on September 25 to honor 9/11 victims and promote community service, with speakers, entertainment, and activities.

Honolulu is seeking public input for the Moanalua Section of the Honolulu Watershed Forest Reserve management plan via open house events and online comments until October 2025.

The Hawaii Comedy Festival returns for its 11th year at the Honolulu Museum of Art with local talent, musical comedies, improv, and sketches, featuring family-friendly and adult-oriented performances.

West Maui has escalated to a Stage 2 water shortage, mandating severe restrictions on nonessential water use due to drought, with demands exceeding supply by up to 30%.

Maui County's Department of Housing seeks applications for funding new affordable housing projects through its Affordable Housing Fund for fiscal year 2027.

OnTrack Hawai’i launched a PSA to raise awareness of early psychosis detection in youth, emphasizing social support and early intervention through a "Start with Care" campaign.

HDOT announces road closures on Nāpilihau Street and Honoapi‘ilani Highway in Maui for traffic signal installation.

Jada Rossman joins Honolulu's city team as a Housing Policy Fellow from the Bloomberg Harvard City Hall Fellowship, aiming to reform housing regulations over two years.