The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Hawaii's gun control law, reversing a lower court's injunction, thus supporting restrictions on firearms on private property and in public spaces.

Trade winds will continue to bring calm weather across Hawaii, with light showers possible mainly in windward and mauka areas. Lighter winds are forecasted for the upcoming week with no significant advisories in effect.

A one-lane closure on Ulu Street in Kapa‘a for road resurfacing will occur from Sept. 9-13 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Expect delays and use alternative routes.

Hawaii's Health Department recommends flu, COVID-19, and RSV vaccines for the holiday season and announces the availability of four free COVID-19 test kits per household.

Baldwin Beach Park's pavilion in Maui is being removed due to damage from high surf and rising sea levels, with emergency permits in progress and officials emphasizing safety and minimizing environmental impact.

Light to moderate trade winds and mild weather are expected in Honolulu, with some showers on windward slopes and coasts, followed by a shift to leeward areas early next week.

The Kalalau Section of Nāpali Coast State Wilderness Park in Kaua‘i closes due to suspected Norovirus and gastrointestinal illnesses among visitors, with options for refunds or rescheduled visits.

Hawaii introduces a $600 relief payment for farm and livestock workers affected by the pandemic, available through registration with the Hawaii Farm and Food Worker Relief Grant Program.

Efforts are underway to locate 49-year-old Toco Hildreth, last seen in Hawaiian Paradise Park, as per Hawaii Island police. The public is urged to report any information.

Fourteen hikers were arrested for illegally entering the Ha‘Ikū Stairs construction zone in Honolulu, facing charges of criminal trespassing, despite the area being off-limits and unsafe.

HDOT is set to install two new speed bumps on Keawa Place in Hāna, responding to community concerns about speeding. Installation will begin the week of September 16.

Brig. Gen. Phillip L. Mallory is set to become Hawaii's Deputy Adjutant General in October, following an announcement by Governor Josh Green. Mallory will oversee the Hawaiʻi National Guard and other defense areas, promoting readiness and leadership.

A Marine is in custody after his wife was found dead in Marine Corps Base Hawaii housing. NCIS and HPD are investigating; no charges have been filed yet. Another incident involving a service member's dependent is also under investigation.