Hawai'i Department of Health has launched an online portal to access immunization records, part of the HiSIS system, making it easy to view, print, or download vaccination information for schools or travel.

The Pāʻia-Haʻikū community budget meeting, rescheduled for Oct. 16, is part of a series for the Fiscal Year 2027 budget. Maui County residents are encouraged to participate in-person or via live stream for a community-driven budgeting process.

Hawaiʻi's Governor Josh Green issued an Emergency Proclamation to maintain public access to COVID-19 vaccines for those aged 3 and up, cutting through federal red tape.

Jade P. Rojas-Letisi is appointed as the director of Maui's Office of Economic Development to strengthen island industries and support local businesses.

A car crash on Hulemalu Road in Kaua‘i left two critically injured late Sunday; a minor driver failed to navigate a curve, hitting a tree. Speed is a suspected factor.

Hawaiʻi Judiciary seeks public comments on shorthand reporter board applicant Cynthia Fazio; her responsibilities include certification, discipline, and maintaining professional standards.

A motorcyclist was seriously injured in a crash near The Crouching Lion Restaurant in Ka'a'awa, Oahu. He wasn't wearing a helmet and sustained leg and foot injuries.

A man fell from a freeway overpass onto the H-1 Freeway in Honolulu and was hit by two cars, leaving him critically injured. He had slipped while climbing down from the guardrail.

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.