Hawaiian Airlines is taking over several of Alaska Airlines' West Coast-Hawaii routes and will start new nonstop services from Seattle to Tokyo and Seoul.

Honolulu's selection of a new landfill site over Wahiawā's aquifer has sparked public concern and official dissent due to risks of groundwater contamination.

The Hawaiʻi Digital Government Summit celebrated technological advancements by state departments, with ETS giving awards for initiatives like an energy geospatial system, AI desk, and a data portal.

Hawaii introduces new creative economy training, including a media production accounting course and a production assistant program, set for Spring 2025.

Oʻahu has opened its tenth medical cannabis dispensary, Cure Oahu in Kailua, making it the 25th in the state to serve over 30,000 patients and caregivers.

The Buildings Division office will close from Dec. 16-20 for relocation, pausing in-person, telephone, and email services. Operations will resume on Dec. 23.

The National Weather Service advises Oahu to expect continued rain and diminishing thunderstorm risk with gusty winds, changing marine and aviation conditions, and advisory-level surf conditions on some shores.

The USDA has allocated $2.6 million to fund 17 projects in Hawaii, aimed at strengthening local food supply infrastructure, under its Resilient Food System Infrastructure program.

The Honolulu Fire Department rapidly responded to a distress call from an injured elderly hiker on the Diamond Head Crater Trail, efficiently executing an airlift rescue.

Astrophotographer Andrew McCarthy captured a rare photo of Saturn occulted by the Moon from Mauna Kea, Hawaii, overcoming challenges like atmospheric distortion and the flu.

Kimo Alameda was inaugurated as Hawaiʻi County's new mayor, along with the new county council, emphasizing geographic equity and island-wide community needs.

A fatal accident involving a pedestrian disrupted traffic in Honolulu's Nuuanu after a woman was hit by a car while crossing against a 'Do Not Walk' sign.

Hawai'i DLNR has scheduled a special feral pig hunt on Hawai'i Island to control the invasive pig population, allowing the use of dogs, rifles, and knives, excluding shotguns. There's no limit on the number of pigs or size of hunting parties.