Honolulu police raided an illegal gambling operation in Nānākuli, seizing 16 machines and cash, and arresting a 38-year-old woman on gambling-related charges.

The official portrait of former Hawaii Governor David Ige, created by artist Kirk Kurokawa, was unveiled at the Hawaii State Capitol, reflecting Ige's legacy and challenges during his tenure.

Trade winds in Honolulu are set to weaken by midweek with continued showers in windward areas and potential heavy showers in leeward regions, especially on the Big Island.

A man was arrested in Waikiki for assaulting a police officer with his fist and a guitar; the officer was injured, and the assailant was charged with Assault LEO in the First Degree.

Honolulu firefighters extinguished a blaze at a Pearl City auto recycling plant, resulting in ash fallout and the temporary closure of a nearby swimming center. No injuries were reported, and an investigation is underway.

A 12-inch water main break in Aiea left at least 15 homes without water, prompting repairs and a temporary water spigot for residents.

Governor Josh Green is seeking federal funds to improve healthcare in underserved areas of Hawai‘i and encourages local input on the Rural Health Transformation Program.

Officer Landon Takenishi was named Officer of the Quarter by HISSPA for his outstanding law enforcement efforts in Hawai‘i, including five DUI arrests.

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.