Honolulu Police are investigating a Manoa unattended death as a homicide after discovering the victim had multiple gunshot wounds. The case was initially treated as an unattended death but has since been reclassified.

Increased showers expected in Oahu, particularly over the Big Island, due to a low-level trough northwest of the islands. Trade winds to persist, causing aviation and marine disturbances, with potential for nuisance coastal flooding.

Trade winds are strengthening in Oahu, bringing more stable weather and breezy conditions, with increased showers mainly in windward areas. No weather advisories are currently in place.

HDOT will install new speed bumps on Keawa Place in Hāna to address speeding concerns, with construction possibly affecting traffic on Sept. 16 and 17.

Maui's Department of Planning launches a quality of life survey to understand resident satisfaction and priorities, excluding recent fire impacts, with a cap at 400 participants.

New classrooms opened at Princess Nahiʻenaʻena Elementary School in West Maui to restore child care seats lost in a wildfire, with varied programs now available and subsidies offered for families.

A 10-foot aggressive shark was spotted near Sunset Beach on Oahu's North Shore, leading officials to issue warnings and advise against water activities.

A weak front brings showers to Kauai and Niihau with light breezes and warm conditions across Hawaii, as per the National Weather Service in Honolulu.

A Hilo man with a past federal prison record was arrested for multiple drug and gun charges, with police confiscating drugs, a gun, and cash from his home near a school.

Honolulu's weather will shift from light trade winds to warmer, muggier conditions with limited showers as the week progresses, and trade winds are expected to return by Thursday.

Honolulu police arrested Ricardo Blenman, a convicted sex offender who did not comply with registration laws, on a $15,000 warrant for not reporting his address change.

The Honolulu Century Ride, on September 29, 2024, supports Hawaii Bicycling League's safety initiatives, offering rides from 25 to 100 miles and a festive atmosphere for participants and spectators.

Four men were injured in a crash on Palolo Avenue in Honolulu early Tuesday; EMS responded and transported them to an ER. The cause is under investigation.