Kaua‘i firefighters extinguished a house fire in Kapa‘a, leaving 2 people displaced and 2 pets dead; damages estimated at $353,000. The fire's cause is under investigation.

Hawaiʻi's Land Board rejects the U.S. Army's environmental impact statement for Oʻahu leases, following public opposition and identified gaps in environmental analysis.

Hawaii's weather, currently experiencing gentle trade winds due to a lingering surface trough, is expected to see a return to stronger easterly winds after mid-week as a high-pressure system moves in, bringing drier conditions.

Hawaiʻi's AG Anne Lopez opposes the Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship, vowing the fight continues and affirming the constitutional right of birthright citizenship.

Governor Josh Green of Hawai'i emphasized the need for dialogue following the BLNR's vote on the Army's Final Environmental Impact Statement, seeking balance between military training and community/environmental interests.

Hawaiʻi Island police arrested a Kailua-Kona man, William Kaohu, confiscating drugs, a firearm, ammunition, and cash from his home, and charged him with multiple drug-related offenses.

County officials announce an increase in wastewater septic disposal rates effective July 1, 2025, with fees rising from $64.80 to $88.78 per 1,000 gallons.

Hawai‘i Police Chief Moszkowicz apologized for actions causing "pain and confusion," reaffirmed his commitment to the Big Island, and emphasized building trust.

The U.S. Census Bureau reports demographic shifts in Hawaii, with a notable rise in the 65+ population, raising questions about state preparedness in senior support services.

Maui County has announced a Lahaina Community Meeting to discuss post-disaster recovery efforts, involving wildfire debris management and cultural restoration.

Hawai‘i Police's HI-PAL and officers host a youth event in Hilo with sports and games, fostering community engagement and discussing healthy lifestyle choices.

Kauai's DOW will hold a public forum on the Kapaʻa Homesteads Tanks Project at St. Catherine Parish on July 1, for community input and project details.

Governor Green of Hawaii added SB 935 to his Intent-to-Veto list, considering vetoing it among 20 bills, with over 200 others already signed into law. He faces decisions on these before July 9, with transparency and cannabis bills also under review.