New surveillance cameras in Honolulu's Chinatown helped police arrest three suspects for vandalism, with one suspect still at large. The cameras were praised for increasing community safety.

A community meeting for Lydgate Beach Park's Morgan's Ponds maintenance is set for December 7 at Hilton Garden Inn Kaua‘i to discuss and plan the future of the breakwater structure.

Emergency sewer repairs close a section of Poinciana Street in Līhu‘e from December 3-6, with limited access for residents and potential delays for drivers.

The article details a stable weather pattern for Hawaii, with moderate winds and occasional showers, and a gentle fluctuation of conditions expected over the coming week.

The Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) updated seabird rescue protocols due to H5N1 bird flu risks, advising rescuers to use protective gear.

Kaimuki's annual Keep it Kaimuki event encourages community support for local businesses, including sales, a petting zoo, and a photo op. Over 30 vendors participate with various discounts and activities for attendees.

East Maui is hosting a recycling event for metals and electronics on December 6-7, enabling residents to dispose of items responsibly at the Hāna Recycling Center.

Hawai'i Island resident Lowell Thomas Pofahl is charged with attempted murder after attacking his wife, resulting in her hospitalization with severe injuries.

The University of Hawaii women's basketball team won the Bank of Hawaii Classic, defeating Eastern Washington 67-55, with standout performances including McBee matching a 3-point record and Wahinekapu named MVP.

Hawaii Police are seeking the public's help in finding Kendra-Lyn Masang, a 27-year-old woman last seen in Mountain View. She may require medical assistance.

A weak front is bringing increased showers to western Hawaii, with Kauai and Oahu most affected until Monday, followed by light winds and drier weather for the week.

The Kaua‘i Police Commission won't act on complaints against Chief Raybuck, who is also retiring. They're setting up groups to recommend a new leader, noting a misalignment between their rules and the amended County Charter.

Kekaha residents prepare for road resurfacing, leading to lane closures on Auku‘u, Akepa, and Mamo Roads, November 25-27, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily.