Yovo Stefanov hired as Director of Business Transformation Office to modernize Hawaii's DAGS financial systems.

A man was arrested for arson after a fire in Princeville which the Kaua‘i Fire Department extinguished without casualties. Krishna Lysowski, 51, remains in custody with bail set at $102,000.

Mānoa Falls Trail in Honolulu is temporarily closed due to a fallen tree limb; three hikers sustained minor injuries. Nearby Puʻu Pia Trail is suggested as an alternative.

Hawaii Island police arrested 18 drivers for DUI in one week; DUI arrests slightly down from last year, but major crashes remain constant. There's been a decline in traffic fatalities compared to the previous year.

Hawaiʻi Island police are seeking public assistance to find missing 25-year-old Kawika Makahanaloa from Captain Cook.

A fire in Ewa Beach was controlled by HFD. All residents were accounted for; one was hospitalized. Red Cross assists the displaced residents. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.

A 70-year-old hiker was rescued from Diamond Head Crater Trail after suffering an illness, with HFD providing quick assistance and airlifting him to safety.

Honolulu Police Department announces observance of National Police Week with events including a mayoral proclamation and memorial service for fallen officers.

Honolulu Police are seeking the public's help to find Justin Ancheta, 36, suspected of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl in Nanakuli on March 17, 2025.

HDOT shifts Joseph P. Leong Highway and Kamehameha Highway rehab to daytime due to sea turtle nesting, with work on weekdays until the project's expected completion in December 2025.

The 108th King Kamehameha Celebration Floral Parade is set for June 14, 2025, in Honolulu, with a parade featuring floral floats, marching bands, and Pāʻū riders. Traffic advisories are in place due to road closures.

The DOJ announced the arrest of 205 offenders and the rescue of 115 children in a nationwide child sex abuse crackdown called "Operation Restore Justice."

The Maui Police Department's Mobile Medical Education Unit provided services like health care and food assistance to the houseless population in Kalama Park, Kihei.