Maui County will close most services on June 11 to honor King Kamehameha I, with essential services like trash pickup and bus operations continuing as normal.

The Hanalei community is invited to a public event to discuss local water line improvements; construction will cause service interruptions and road closures until winter 2025.

The OIP issued six informal opinions addressing various violations of Hawaii’s open government laws, including Sunshine Law breaches and UIPA-related issues regarding public access and privacy.

Hawaii is set for steady trade winds through Tuesday with light showers expected mainly in the mornings, as NWS Honolulu forecasts an increase in winds from Wednesday, potentially leading to a Small Craft Advisory.

The Lahaina wildfire debris cleanup is moving to a new phase, with trucks hauling debris from Olowalu to the Central Maui Landfill, affecting traffic in West Maui.

Honolulu Police investigate a video showing suspected child abuse, after public reports on June 5. They urge reporting of abuse and have opened an abuse case.

The East Maui Water Authority is hosting events from June 16-18 to discuss watershed and water resource planning, including field trips, community meetings, and panels, requiring invites for some activities.

Kaua‘i County faces phone outages; advises public to use digital methods, with emergency lines still operational. Alternative numbers provided; residents urged to visit county website for updates.

Kaua‘i County has announced closures for King Kamehameha Day, except for The Kaua‘i Bus and some recycling services. Regular refuse collection will continue, with normal hours resuming June 12.

Maui Police hosts a free child safety seat inspection to improve road safety for children, with certified technicians educating parents on correct installation and usage.

Hawai‘i Island police arrested Jeremy Rios after he tried to escape by swimming in Hilo Bay following an alleged assault and a burglary at a local bar. He faces multiple charges as the investigation continues.

The Kaua‘i Fire Department performed two rescues on June 1; one at Kalalau Beach involving a local with stomach issues, and another at Waipo‘o Falls Trail for an injured California woman.

The LA Rams and HTA partner to boost Hawai‘i tourism with events, including the Rams' Minicamp in Maui, community service, and a season-long activation.