The NWS predicts steady trade winds and occasional rain for Honolulu, with a weak upper low potentially increasing rainfall by week's end. Surfers can enjoy a south-southwest swell, while boaters should heed Small Craft Advisories.

Kaua'i Police are searching for Heather Diamond, 54, missing since April 25 in Līhu‘e, and seek public help. She is 5'4", 125 lbs, with brown hair and eyes.

Hawaiʻi Community Correctional Center plans its first reentry resource fair for inmates, with the aim of smoothing their transition back into society.

Hawaii's judiciary receives legislative support with new funding, programs, and appointed judges, enhancing legal services for the community as acknowledged by Chief Justice Recktenwald.

Hawai‘i Department of Health urges parents to schedule well-child visits and vaccinations for incoming seventh graders to meet school health requirements.

The NWS Honolulu predicts moderate to brisk trade winds and continuing showers in windward and mauka areas of Hawaii into the next week due to a high-pressure system.

The Ka‘iwa Ridge Trail in Hawaii will close temporarily for Little Fire Ant treatment. A joint effort with drone technology aims to eradicate the ants, marking the first of several planned closures over nine months.

A man was seriously injured in a stabbing in Honolulu; a 61-year-old woman, reportedly his girlfriend, was arrested. Police are investigating the attempted murder.

The Maui Police seek public assistance to find 14-year-old Nevaeh Battel, last seen on May 4, 2025, in Haiku, heading to a friend's house. She has no phone.

Hawaiʻi's DOH to conduct a survey for emergency preparedness in eastern Hawaiʻi County from May 12-16, using the CASPER tool to assess readiness and improve community support strategies.

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a car in Hilo; the driver was unharmed and not impaired. An investigation is ongoing, and the victim's identity is withheld pending family notification.

Hawaii Governor Josh Green secured legislative approval for SB1396, instituting a "green fee" to fund environmental preservation and disaster mitigation efforts.

Due to roadwork, the Kolo Road bus stop in Kauaʻi will be temporarily relocated starting May 5, affecting Routes 500 and 400 but not altering stop times or sequences.