A murder probe begins after Yong Cha Kim, 71, was found dead at her Big Island home, with an autopsy revealing strangulation as the cause of death. No arrests have been made yet.

Maui County opens a new resource center at Lahaina Gateway to offer continued support for wildfire survivors after FEMA and state emergency services ceased operations.

The article discusses concerns among Maui residents regarding the Mākena Mauka housing development, its potential impact on local culture, and its alignment with community interests.

Governor Josh Green announced an interim housing program for Maui wildfire survivors, offering state-funded temporary housing and support for displaced residents.

The National Weather Service forecasts stable weather for Oahu with moderate trade winds and light showers into next week, with minor fluctuations in wind and moisture levels.

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol arrives in Hawaii for a US visit focused on defense strategies concerning North Korea's threats, including meetings with military leaders and a keynote at the 2024 NATO Public Forum.

A former Oahu teacher, Alden Bunag, received a 30-year sentence for sexually assaulting a minor and child pornography.

Four Hawaii Island mayoral candidates debated visions and priorities at a public forum, discussing their strategies for the island's future if elected.

Honolulu officials consider deploying drones for shark surveillance, after a drone operator spotted a large tiger shark near Hanolei Bay, leading to swimming advisories.

Hawai‘i Island police arrested Kukaua Keli’iho’oluhi Kaupe Bright, suspected of participating in a robbery and assault of two contractors in Hilo. The investigation continues, and witnesses are urged to come forward.

A 71-year-old woman in an electric wheelchair was fatally struck by an SUV while crossing a street in Kahului. The driver remained at the scene, and police are investigating the cause of the accident.

The search for two missing individuals after the Na Pali Coast helicopter crash has been suspended, with authorities ceasing operations after a 60-hour, 830 square mile search.

A severe brush fire on Kauai threatens structures and prompts evacuations and power outages, with emergency services and an emergency proclamation in place to mitigate the situation.

Mililani acid attack survivor Davina Licon continues her recovery journey, undergoing reconstructive surgeries and seeking support for ongoing medical expenses. Her attacker, Paul Cameron, faces charges for the assault and a separate crime.

Koke‘e State Park wildfire is now 70% contained. Koke‘e Road reopens, but Waimea Canyon Drive remains closed. No injuries or immediate risks to structures reported.

The National Weather Service predicts moderate trade winds and showers primarily over windward areas in Hawaii, with leeward spots seeing less rain. A high-pressure system is keeping conditions steady, with increased showers expected into Wednesday.

The University of Hawaiʻi received a $6.5 million grant to enhance the Pacific's cyberinfrastructure, aimed at boosting research, computing systems, and data management over five years.

Honolulu Police seek help in finding a man accused of attempting to kidnap two girls in Ewa Beach by offering them candy and trying to forcibly take one of them.

The article discusses the National Weather Service's forecast of strong trade winds in Honolulu, highlighting potential impacts on air travel, sailing, and increased fire risk.

A brush fire in Maui's macadamia nut fields affected 19 acres and led to road closures and voluntary evacuations due to smoke, particularly affecting residents with respiratory issues.

Hawaii will receive $68.4 million from NOAA for climate resilience, part of the Inflation Reduction Act, focusing on ecosystems and disaster preparedness, combining modern science with Native Hawaiian practices.

Hawai‘i Island police are searching for 26-year-old Kendra Lynn Masang, reported missing on July 25, 2024. She was last seen in Pepe‘ekeō on July 22. Authorities seek public assistance to locate her.

The Hawaii Police Department is searching for Iris Kalanui, a missing 66-year-old woman from Hilo, last seen on July 27th, and is urging public assistance.

Maui police are seeking public assistance to find Barbara Cooke, a 72-year-old Kahului resident missing since Monday evening, last spotted near the Maui Lani McDonald’s.

Honolulu's forecast predicts steady light winds and low shower chances into the weekend, intensifying trade winds by Sunday, and a stable outlook for aviation and marine activities.

Kaua‘i’s Office of Economic Development invites proposals for FY 2024-2025 Innovation Grants until September 3, 2024, using the Amplifund system, with a webinar on August 14 to guide applicants.

Hawaii's DOE suspends over 100 bus routes due to driver shortages, affecting 2,900 students. Special education transport remains prioritized as the DOE works to resolve the issue.

The Maui Police are seeking help to find relatives for 10 unclaimed bodies at their forensic facility, with deaths ranging from late 2023 to mid-2024.

Honolulu is forecasted to have a dry week with moderate trade winds, and only isolated showers expected mostly at night or early morning. Conditions may become wetter next weekend.

Waikiki Beach enforcement now limits hotels and vendors from setting out unrented beach equipment to ensure more space for the public, with potential fines for noncompliance.

Moderate to breezy trade winds are expected in Hawaii until midweek, with weather changes and potential showers by weekend, as reported by the National Weather Service.

A 23-year-old Kihei man died after being found unresponsive near Maalaea Boat Ramp in Maui. No signs of foul play were evident; an autopsy is scheduled to determine the cause of death.

Honolulu's trade winds will continue to be breezy until midweek, keeping rainfall minimal except for potential night and early morning showers in some areas. Conditions may change by the weekend with an uptick in showers as winds weaken.

Hawai'i Department of Health confirms a travel-related dengue fever case in Hāna, Maui, prompting vector control response and public advisories on prevention.

A multi-vehicle crash on Oahu's H-1 East, including a city bus, injured several and disrupted morning traffic. The Zipperlane was temporarily closed, later extended to alleviate congestion.

Two children, Kainalu Kahaawi-Villanueva and Dustin Soares, are missing from Ainaloa Subdivision, Pahoa. The Hawaii Police seek information on their whereabouts.

Kaua'i PD seeks help to find Dylan Wagner, missing since August 6. His vehicle was found on Kuamo‘o Road. Search operations are underway, and the public is asked to share information.

Authorities seek help finding Liko Enos, a 13-year-old missing child, last seen in Hilo on August 9. She's 5'3", 108 lbs, with brown hair and hazel eyes.

First responders extinguished a fire covering five acres of marshland in Pearl City, near the Hawaiian Electric power station. There are no reports of injuries or structural damage.

Hawaii Island police seek public assistance in locating 26-year-old Tyler Reikofski-Ekle, missing since August 10, and considered endangered due to medical needs.

A 73-year-old man died in a moped crash in Oahu's McCully area after losing control and sliding onto the road without a helmet. The incident raises the year's traffic death toll to 27.

Kaua‘i Mayor signs deal for free healthcare premiums for county workers starting FY 2025 to alleviate living costs.

Salt Lake's Likini Street Mini Park has been renamed to honor Howard Shima, a 97-year-old Army veteran and community advocate, recognizing his lifelong service and contributions.

Hawai‘i Island police arrested Dominic Roberts, 18, on child pornography charges, setting his bail at $130,000. He faces production, possession, dissemmination and computer use charges.

Authorities in Honolulu are searching for Irvin Agres, an escapee from Waiawa Correctional Facility. The public is asked to report sightings to CrimeStoppers.

Mokulele Airlines grounded part of its fleet temporarily for inspections, leading to operation reductions and flight suspensions from August 17-20, confirmed by HDOT.

Police in Honolulu are searching for a driver involved in a hit-and-run that injured a moped rider in Kaimuki.

HDOT begins Phase 2 of the Whitmore Avenue Sidewalk Improvements in September, extending pedestrian access in Whitmore Village with some expected traffic disruption.

Honolulu is preparing for Tropical Storm Hone, which may intensify into a hurricane and impact Hawaii's Big Island with damaging winds and heavy rains by the weekend.

Tropical Storm Hone nears Hawaii, prompting storm warnings and advisories for winds, flooding, and high surf. Residents are urged to prepare for gusty winds, heavy rains, and aviation/marine impacts.

A standoff in Mililani Mauka ended with a male suspect's arrest after an initial domestic dispute. Honolulu Police's negotiators and Specialized Services were involved. No details on charges were disclosed.

Hawaiian wildlife teams received recognition and grants from the U.S. DOI and other foundations for fire-fighting efforts that protected forest birds and research into avian malaria threatening honeycreepers.

Honolulu initiates construction of its second EV charging station, backed by federal funds, near Pier 7. Set to complete by November, this initiative supports Hawaii's clean energy goals.

The Hawai'i Police Department intensifies safe driving campaigns before Labor Day, targeting impaired driving with patrols and sobriety checkpoints due to a spike in traffic fatalities.

The Kaua‘i Planning Department extended the deadline for community input on the East Kaua‘i Community and Circulation Plan to October 4, 2024, encouraging residents to participate in a survey and online open house.

Hawaii's DLIR has added Ilocano, Korean, Spanish, and Vietnamese to its Unemployment Insurance portal to improve accessibility for non-English speakers.

The NWS Honolulu forecast predicts wet weather in Hawaii due to remnants of Gilma continuing into the weekend, with improved conditions and moderate trade winds expected next week.

Honolulu Police seek the public's help to identify a suspect involved in a daylight shooting, after arresting the first suspect. The second suspect escaped on a scooter and is sought for attempted murder.

The Honolulu Police Department continues DUI checkpoints until October 31, 2024, to reduce traffic incidents and promote safe driving. The program is part of an ongoing federal effort to improve road safety.

The Hawaii State Energy Office launched interactive web pages for its "Pathways to Decarbonization" report to enhance public engagement with state environmental policy.

The University of Hawaiʻi secured a record $615.7 million in funding for fiscal year 2024, with contributions to local economy and advancements in research highlighted by Governor Green.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

A sewage spill occurred at Kailua-Kona Pier in Hawaii, prompting health warnings to avoid the contaminated waters until cleanup is complete and the area deemed safe.

Hawaii experiences light breezes due to a trough near Kauai and a surface low, with trade winds expected to return by Thursday, potentially increasing showers over the weekend.

Hawaiʻi Island police arrested Jordan Botelho, wanted for multiple offenses, after a tip led them to his location. He faces various charges and remains in custody pending a firearm investigation.

Former CIA officer Alexander Yuk Ching Ma was sentenced to 10 years for espionage activities benefiting China, after admitting his crimes to an undercover FBI agent.

The article details the Public Works Solid Waste Division's reminder for residents to properly prepare trash for curbside collection. Non-compliance leads to self-disposal at transfer stations.

Kaʻahumanu Avenue in Hawaiʻi will undergo nighttime roadwork for a water line project associated with the new Maui Palms Hampton Inn, resulting in lane closures and detours.

Hawaiʻi AG Anne Lopez shared the Lahaina Fire Report, highlighting multiple contributing factors to the Maui wildfire and calling for state and county preparedness improvements.

Kapiolani Medical Center locked out about 600 nurses post-strike over staffing and patient safety issues, despite their willingness to return to work. The hospital sees it as a legal strategy, while nurses protest for safer staff-to-patient ratios.

Floodwaters in Ka`u District, Hawaii, close Wood Valley Road, disrupting local travel with no detours available, and officials are monitoring the situation.

Mayor Richard Bissen of Maui County invites residents to meetings for input on Fiscal Year 2026 budget priorities, with online submission also available.

The 16th Annual Hawaiʻi Construction Career Days will introduce students to the construction industry at the Aloha Stadium on September 19-20, with hands-on experience and career guidance.

Maui County announced a residential recycling event in Hāna for metals and various recyclables, excluding e-waste, on September 20-21, 2024, with limited availability.

Christina Baca's body was found in a Manoa storm drain on September 13; police suspect the 50-year-old was murdered on September 9, with gunshot wounds. Witnesses are urged to contact CrimeStoppers.

Hawaii's Kalalau Trail remains closed after a norovirus outbreak, aside from part of the trail set to open for day use. Health officials continue to monitor the situation, while deep-cleaning efforts are underway to ensure visitor safety.

Hawai‘i Island authorities are searching for 14-year-old Justine Kawaa, a runaway last seen in Hilo. The public is asked to provide any information that may assist in locating her.

HDOT announces nighttime transport of modular homes from Kahului to Lahaina for wildfire survivors, potentially causing traffic delays from Sept. 20 to 24, excluding Sunday.

The Hawai‘i Police Department is seeking leads on an assault in Hilo where a 64-year-old man was seriously injured after trying to intervene in a fight.

Fire mitigation efforts at Ninini Point, Kauai, are set to start on Sept. 23, 2024, and continue through summer 2025, with potential disruptions expected.

Honolulu's community and authorities search for Cathy Kaonohi, a missing woman requiring medication, last seen over a week ago. Flyers and social media are being used to aid the search.

Negotiations between Kapiolani Medical Center and union nurses in Honolulu show progress on staffing issues after a year-long dispute and a 24-hour strike.

Honolulu man, Olaf Seyler, was arrested at Hilo Airport for carrying fentanyl and other drugs in his luggage after security discovered an airsoft pistol and substances in his carry-on. His bail was set at $210,000.

Hawaii's DLIR has announced the 2024 Workforce Development Heroes, recognizing individuals and organizations for their contributions to the state's employment and skill development during Workforce Development Month.

Niumalu Road in Nāwiliwili will have one-lane closures for road resurfacing, causing potential delays from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays until September 30.

The Women's Community Correctional Center in Hawaii celebrated its expansion, adding new buildings and Ho‘okipa Cottage renovations to enhance inmate rehabilitation and working conditions.

The Hawaiian climate will continue experiencing moderate trade winds with occasional showers, particularly at night and in windward areas, according to the National Weather Service in Honolulu. Winds may ease after Sunday due to a cold front.

Honolulu prepares for the 76th Annual Aloha Festivals Floral Parade, featuring floats, cultural displays, and the 2024 Royal Court, celebrating Hawaiian hula traditions.

A free legal clinic in Waiʻanae offered assistance in expunging minor criminal records and recalling bench warrants, with the help of volunteer attorneys and a judge.

Honolulu's National Weather Service predicts moderate easterly winds and showers through Wednesday, with lighter winds and sea breezes later in the week. No weather warnings are currently in effect.

The NWS predicts mixed sun and rain for Honolulu with moderate easterly winds and a possibility of heavier showers over the weekend due to an upper-level disturbance.

A report has blamed a downed Hawaiian Electric Co. power line for last year's Lahaina wildfire, which killed 102 people and resulted in billions in losses.

Hawaii Island Police are seeking help to find three missing juveniles: Hunter Mercier, Damon Weber, and Mary Costner, last seen in the Puna and Ka'u areas.

Hawai'i Island police seek the public’s help to identify a couple accused of stealing an electric bicycle at a Waikoloa resort, using security camera images for leads.

Nine inmates at WCCC graduated with certificates and one with an AA degree through the Windward Community College's program, marking a first in the facility's history.

The Hawaiʻi DOH issued a health alert for a recall of ANSWERS Pet Food due to Salmonella and Listeria risks, advising on safety and refund procedures.

The Hawai‘i Department of Transportation has announced full closures of the Likelike Highway for paving work, with daily disruptions starting Oct. 7 from 8:30 am to 2:30 pm.

Swimming is not advised at Hā‘ena Beach Park due to an 8- to 10-foot shark sighting. Safety signs are posted, and conditions will be reassessed the following day.

A Hilo man was charged with illegal fireworks possession after police found 12 pounds of fireworks and evidence of sales at his home. He faces a possible five-year sentence if convicted of the felony charge.

The weather in Honolulu is shifting to stable trade wind conditions with passing showers, particularly in windward areas. A front may disrupt winds over the weekend, but brisk trades should return next week.

Juan Baron, accused of murder in Hawaii, is contesting his guilty plea due to a claimed lack of understanding influenced by language barriers and pressure from his former attorney.

HDOT has announced nightly closures of H-1 Freeway westbound in Oahu for drainage repairs, starting October 13 to 18, rerouting traffic via Vineyard Boulevard.

A 23-year-old motorcyclist is critically injured after crashing into a guardrail on Likelike Highway in Honolulu. The accident occurred Monday night and is under investigation by police.

Hawaiʻi's DOH received a $1.475 million grant to reduce maternal mortality, supporting the HMMRC's efforts to investigate and prevent pregnancy-related deaths.

Marriott settles for $52 million over a data breach affecting 131.5 million guests, agreeing to improve its security practices and consumer protections.

Enhanced showers in Oahu and Kauai are moving away, with mixed weekend weather and potentially increased trade winds next week. Smooth air travel with some showers and predictable surf conditions are expected.

Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi plans to veto a bill reversing the ban on consumer fireworks citing safety concerns and alignment with the Honolulu Fire Department's recommendations.

New video series highlights Hawaii's traditional natural resource management and cultural practices, featuring local experts sharing personal stories and cultural teachings related to ecological health and sustainability.

Weather in Honolulu is expected to be variable with increased showers and moderate trade winds; outdoor activities may be affected, and mariners advised to exercise caution.

Research from the University of Hawaiʻi reveals invasive seaweeds thrive in Hawaiʻi's high-salt nearshore waters, outcompeting native species and affecting marine ecosystems.

Gibran Copeland was charged by an Oahu grand jury with second-degree murder for fatally shooting Christina Baca, whose body was found in a storm drain.

16 hikers were arrested for trespassing at Oahu's restricted Haiku Stairs, facing fines and jail time. The site's future is contentious due to safety and legal challenges.

Wendy Hensel has been unanimously elected as the new president of the University of Hawaii, succeeding David Lassner. She faces scrutiny over past allegations but vows to focus on diversity and academic success.

Kaua'i firefighters have controlled two brush fires in Anahola. The smaller fire was near Anahola Marketplace, while the larger was near Kalalea Road. Traffic on Kuhio Highway has resumed after road closures.

Hawai'i police arrested a man in Captain Cook for brandishing a BB gun and threatening vehicles; no injuries occurred, and the nearby school enacted a lockdown.

The new Kahului Transit Center in Maui is set to open on November 20, featuring covered seating, restrooms, and a ticket booth, improving the island's public transport infrastructure.

HDOT announces early-morning lane closures at a Kahului intersection for camera system removal and upgrades, urging motorists to anticipate delays and check traffic patterns.

The body of an 80-year-old woman was found floating in the water at Koko Marina, prompting an investigation by Honolulu Police into the unattended death.

A travel-related case of dengue virus has been reported on Oʻahu by the Hawai‘i Department of Health, marking the 13th case this year, prompting response measures and emphasizing preventive practices.

A wastewater spill in Hanapēpē has caused road closures and emergency actions, with efforts ongoing to manage the 50,000-gallon leak and mitigate environmental impacts.

Hawaii faces a weather roller coaster with a mix of rain and possible thunderstorms, with the National Weather Service predicting light to moderate winds and potential nuisance flooding.

Detective Chandler Nacino of the Hawai‘i Police Department received the 2024 Top Cop Hawai‘i award for his work on internet crimes against children and cracking a complex case involving social media and child exploitation.

The Hawaiian Islands are under a Flood Watch due to heavy rainfall and an upper level low that may lead to flooding, with the NWS monitoring the situation.

Temporary road closures in Waimea from Nov 4-8 for wastewater system inspections will affect multiple roads between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., with traffic directed by flaggers.

The Hawaiʻi Police Department has increased its Crisis Intervention Team with 10 new officers, now totaling 77 trained members. The program focuses on de-escalating mental health crisis situations.

Honolulu is forecasted to experience a wet pattern with increased chances of showers, particularly in windward and mauka areas, through early November, without expected widespread flooding issues.

The Kaua‘i Housing Agency announced recipients of a grant program for cesspool conversion, with selected homeowners contacted for a $20,000 reimbursement.

Hawai‘i officials investigate a series of cat killings at Ke‘ehi Small Boat Harbor and urge the public to stop feeding feral animals to protect local wildlife.

A Canadian visitor was hospitalized after a landslide hit their car on Maui's Piilani Highway. A rock injured a 66-year-old woman, but other passengers were unharmed.

Hawai‘i Island police search for a suspect in Kailua-Kona credit card fraud, investigating after a card was lost in Hilo and misused in several stores.

Search efforts for a missing 59-year-old snorkeler off ‘Anini Beach in Arizona continue for the third day involving multiple agencies, with no signs of the swimmer yet.

The College of Tropical Agriculture at the University of Hawaii at Mānoa is now the College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resilience, emphasizing sustainability and climate adaptation.

Ewa Beach residents faced significant flooding from heavy rains, with homes underwater and residents, such as Leo Vlachakis, digging drainage to alleviate water levels. The storm's damage was extensive, despite no prior flood zone designations.

Search efforts for a missing 59-year-old Arizona snorkeler off ‘Anini Beach, Kaua‘i, were suspended after three days with no success.

Kaua‘i residents can learn about engaging in the legislative process through a virtual workshop by KCSW and PAR, led by Andrea Langhurst. An in-person airing is also available.

Lane closures on Kahuna Road in Kapa‘a are scheduled for Nov. 12-15 for guardrail repairs, affecting traffic from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. daily, weather permitting.

The Honolulu Weather Forecast predicts stable trade winds with occasional showers favoring windward areas through the next week, while a high-pressure system brings moderate to strong gusts.

Nighttime striping work at Nāpilihau St. and Honoapiʻilani Hwy may cause delays, with closure of affected lanes from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. on specific dates.

Hawaii hunters are asked to collect crop samples from game birds to aid a study by DOFAW during the hunting season, which aims to inform conservation strategies.

DHHL received a $72 million grant from NTIA's Tribal Broadband Connectivity Program to expand high-speed internet access on Hawaiian home lands, totaling $89 million with a previous grant.

Two endangered nēnē birds were killed by vehicles in Maui, with one incident linked to feeding by humans, highlighting the threats human activity poses to Hawaii's state bird.

The National Weather Service in Honolulu warns of windy conditions and critical fire weather in leeward areas, with an extended Wind Advisory. Showers are expected to increase over the weekend, but trade winds should weaken by next week.

Hawaiʻi's open enrollment for 2025 Health Insurance Marketplace has started. Residents can sign up or update plans until January 15, 2025, with subsidies available for some.

The FAA is probing why an American Airlines flight needed a rapid climb to avoid terrain after takeoff from Honolulu; the flight continued safely to LA.

The NWS forecast predicts typical tropical weather in Honolulu with gentle trade winds, occasional showers, and calm water conditions, ideal for outdoor activities and leisure.

A motorcyclist was critically injured in a crash involving an illegal turn by a Chevrolet on Honoapiilani Highway in Kaanapali. The Chevrolet's driver was arrested.

Oahu's emergency communications, particularly Honolulu's 911 system, faced an outage affecting mobile providers but were restored by the afternoon. Residents were temporarily advised to use landlines or alternate numbers.

The National Weather Service in Honolulu predicts drier weather for Honolulu with light and variable winds, minimal showers by Sunday, and stable conditions next week.

Two juveniles, ages 10 and 11, were arrested for robbing an 11-year-old in Waipahu; they threatened him with a skateboard and knife but no injuries were reported.

Honolulu forecast predicts light winds and mostly dry weather for the weekend, with the Big Island experiencing some showers. Calm conditions expected through Thanksgiving, while incoming swells may affect north and east-facing shores.

Lane closures on four Kekaha roads for resurfacing are scheduled from Nov. 25 to Dec. 6, on weekdays between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., weather permitting.

Kaua‘i's OED announces its 3rd Annual Youth Climate Class for high school students, focusing on sustainability, with applications open until January 10, 2025.

Hawai‘i Annual Code Challenge (HACC) winners announced for 2024, with nine teams sharing $18,000 in prizes at an event showcasing tech solutions to state challenges.

The DHHL awarded 68 agricultural lots in Hilo, Hawai'i Island, for homesteading and farming, with a focus on family ties to land and a future of additional lot offerings.

Honolulu's forecast includes a return to breezy trades, potential high surf, and light showers mainly affecting windward areas. A moderate turbulence advisory is in effect for flights, and surf may reach warning levels by the weekend.

The National Weather Service forecasts stable weather for Honolulu this week, with cool nights, low humidity, slight trade winds, and occasional showers limited to windward areas.

Avian influenza detected in a wild duck on Hawai'i's North Shore, raising concerns for wildlife and agriculture. Authorities increase surveillance; public reminded of biosecurity measures.

A 21-year-old man was rescued by the Honolulu Fire Department after injuring his leg on the Koko Head Trail in Hawaii. The hiker was airlifted to safety and received by emergency services.

The article reports that two Hawai'i Island county employees were charged with misdemeanor theft for allegedly stealing gasoline from a county facility.

The National Weather Service outlines Hawaii's weather, predicting moderate trade winds, stable conditions, and light showers, particularly in windward areas.

A motorcyclist died in a late-night crash on the H-1 Freeway in Honolulu, marking the city's 44th traffic fatality in 2024. The incident is under investigation.

Governor David Ige of Hawai'i reflects on his administration's achievements in affordable housing and combating homelessness and expresses gratitude while encouraging community service and local shopping.

A Honolulu firefighter, Travis Kotrys, was arrested and indicted on several counts of sexual assault against a minor, to appear in court on December 5.

The University of Hawaii men's basketball team lost 78-72 to Grand Canyon University despite a second-half rally and a career-high 24 points from Gytis Nemeiksa. Turnovers were costly for Hawaii, contributing to their defeat.

A Kurtistown man was charged with illegal firearms possession, threats, and assault after his arrest following a domestic dispute. Police also found unregistered weapons and drugs in his vehicle.

Hawaiian company Shaka Tea is shutting down due to economic challenges despite its unique māmaki tea and commitment to local agriculture, with products available for a few more months.

Honolulu is preparing for its 52nd Marathon, anticipating over 35,000 runners, a significant increase from the previous year. The event is celebrated for its beautiful course and the "aloha spirit." Road closures are expected due to the event.

Honolulu's weather is reverting to normal patterns with trade winds bringing isolated showers, especially in windward and mauka areas. A front approaching from the northwest is expected to dissipate before arrival, maintaining mostly dry conditions.

The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa's English Department selected "future" as Hawaii's Word of the Year for 2024, reflecting a mix of hope and concern for what lies ahead.

Maui property owners must meet a December 31 deadline to claim property tax exemptions for 2025, as announced by the County of Maui. Late submissions will not be accepted, and certain categories require annual filings.

The Coast Guard rescued five people after their vessel capsized off Kauai, stressing the vital importance of wearing life jackets and being prepared at sea.

An inflammatory comment at a Honolulu City Council meeting referred to the Hawaiian language as "dead," sparking widespread rebuke and standing up for the language's vitality and cultural importance.

The National Weather Service predicts a dry start to the week for Honolulu, with stable conditions and lighter trade winds leading to afternoon clouds and possible showers, particularly in interior and leeward areas.

Desmond Kekahuna was convicted of attempted murder and assault after attacking a woman and a bystander at a Walmart.

A homeowner in Hawaii alerted police of suspicious activity, resulting in the arrest of Michael Anderson for property and drug crimes after he was found hiding in a vehicle.

Diane Ako, a former news anchor, has joined the Hawaii Department of Accounting and General Services as its new Communications Officer to enhance public and media relations.

The Shop With a Cop event in West Hawai‘i offered 50 underprivileged children a chance to shop with law enforcement officers using donated $100 gift cards. The community-focused event aims to foster positive interactions between youth and police.

Stable, dry weather is expected in Honolulu, with some windward showers and light winds. A high surf warning continues, but no critical fire conditions are forecast.

The weather forecast for Honolulu predicts a calm pattern with light showers, steady and dry conditions, and lighter winds into the coming weekend. A High Surf Warning is in effect for some shores.

Maui County announces holiday closures for various offices and services on Christmas and New Year's Day; essential services like trash pickup and Maui Bus will operate as usual.

Hawai‘i DOT seeks to declare a traffic emergency on Kamehameha V Highway on Moloka‘i due to severe erosion, with a public meeting scheduled for community input.

Kaua‘i firefighters quickly put out a 3-acre brush fire near Halaulani Road, Kalihiwai, with no injuries or structural damage reported. Multiple units, including aerial support, collaborated to extinguish the blaze in about three hours.

Kaua‘i Housing Agency is accepting grant applications to help the homeless; submissions are due by January 31, 2025, with webinars and Q&A sessions for applicants.

The NWS announces changing weather in Honolulu with light winds and a cold front, leading to variable conditions, strong swells, and advisories for mariners and beachgoers.

Surfers and fans prepare for the 2024 Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational, as Waimea Bay Beach Park expects huge waves and crowds, with safety and logistics outlined for the event.

E. coli was detected in a water sample from Tripler Army Medical Center, leading to the shutdown and disinfection of Water Well #2; subsequent samples have tested negative for the bacteria.

Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupts again, prompting increased alert levels and a special weather statement due to light ashfall in nearby areas. The eruption started around 2:30 a.m. following increased seismic activity.

A Nye County deputy and his K9, Zeus, narrowly escaped a house fire, losing personal property but receiving significant community support for recovery.

Volunteers and staff conducted the annual Christmas Bird Count in Hawai‘i, focusing on endangered forest birds at Pu’u Maka‘ala Natural Area Reserve, as part of a global conservation effort.

Maui County's Department of Parks and Recreation is now accepting permit applications for summer events, with a specific window for league and school program applications, available via email or in-person drop-offs.

Hawaii will test its Statewide Outdoor Warning Siren System on January 2, 2025, at 11:45 a.m., as part of emergency preparedness measures. The sirens will emit a steady tone for one minute, accompanied by a test of the Emergency Alert System.

A sailboat fire at Waikiki's Ala Wai Yacht Harbor was extinguished by firefighters, with no occupants found and damages totaling $12,000; the cause was an accidentally left on light bulb.

A motorcyclist, 27, is in critical condition after a high-speed crash on the H-2 Freeway near Mililani. The rider was helmetless and collided with a car; the driver and passengers were unharmed.

The Lahaina Recreation Center's fields are temporarily closed for repairs, including a critical water pump fix, with further enhancements planned for the facilities.

Hawaii's Governor Josh Green announces resources for residents as Maui's eviction moratorium ends, detailing a mediation process for tenant-landlord disputes.

The Hawai‘i Police Department warns of phone scammers pretending to be officers and soliciting Apple card payments to resolve fake legal issues, urging public caution and verification of callers' identities.

Kaua‘i's Housing Agency is accepting applications for its Homeless Program Grants until January 31, 2025, with up to $500,000 available to support homeless initiatives.

A cold front moving through Oahu towards Molokai brings high chances of rain and trade winds across the region. High surf warnings and small craft advisories are in effect due to treacherous conditions.

An opossum was trapped and euthanized in a Hawaiian store due to health concerns and potential ecological risks. The incident is part of a pattern of opossum sightings across Hawaii.

Hawai‘i Island police are seeking public help to locate King Kehoe, a teenage runaway last seen in Hilo, described as 5'7" with brown hair and hazel eyes.

The NWS warns of heavy showers and possible thunderstorms on Hawaii's Big Island, with wet conditions mainly impacting windward and southeastern areas.

The Hawaiian Senate plans to focus on education reform, housing affordability, insurance market stability, and environmental sustainability in its 2025 legislative session, as per KHON2.

Kristin Baja will speak on resilience hubs for sustainability in Maui's Mayor’s Sustainability Speaker Series, aiming to empower local communities in facing disruptions.

Puhi Park's tennis and basketball courts are closing for resurfacing from Jan. 16 to mid-May as part of a $3.1 million project by DOPR and contractor Pacific Concrete.

Kawai James Pomroy, an escapee from Hale Nani Correctional Facility, was captured by Park Rangers in Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park. He faces charges for escape and theft, and two accomplices: one caught, one still at large.

The Hawaiian Islands are experiencing showers and possible thunderstorms due to a cold front, with drier and cooler weather expected by the weekend. High surf warnings are in effect, with another front possible midweek.

The Honoapi‘ilani Highway in Maui will be partially closed for the Maui Oceanfront Marathon, affecting traffic from 5 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on January 19.

Maui County will close offices and pools on MLK Day; however, trash collection and bus services continue. Some landfills and centers have reduced hours. Regular operations resume January 21.

HDOT updates on Kahaluʻu Roundabout construction, with work progressing toward its January 2025 completion, including paving and concrete work, despite potential delays for future enhancements.

HFD searches for two missing swimmers at Ke Iki Beach, suspends operations at night, and resumes at first light, with support from Honolulu Ocean Safety and the U.S. Coast Guard.

The NWS forecasts a calmer wind pattern and a wetter weather trend for Hawaii, with increased potential for rain and shifts in wind from Friday into next week.

Honolulu police report an increase in DUI arrests, with 23 drivers caught in one week, although traffic accidents and fatalities show a downward trend. Increased enforcement and checkpoints continue.

Honolulu unveils the eighteenth 'kauhale' initiative, Kūlia I Ka Nuʻu, providing housing support for the homeless, including veterans, aiming to transition them to permanent housing.

Hawaii's DCAB introduced a new optional sign to promote respectful use of van-accessible parking spaces, aiming to improve accessibility for vehicles with ramps or lifts.

Honolulu anticipates varied weather, with the National Weather Service predicting trade winds, isolated storms, and potential heavy rainfall that could lead to flooding, especially on the Big Island.

The Hawaiian Islands are expected to experience widespread showers, cool breezes, and potential severe weather including heavy rainfall and thunderstorms, as a cold front and a weak trough approach, with conditions worsening midweek.

Hawai'i's new Fisheries Management Area in Maunalua Bay aims to balance conservation with fishing traditions, introducing restrictions on certain species and night spearfishing to protect fish stocks.

A 23-year-old man died in a motorcycle crash in Līhu‘e; he received CPR from passersby but was pronounced dead at the hospital. Speed and weather are suspected factors.

A severe winter low is set to bring heavy rain, damaging winds, and possible thunderstorms to Hawaii, with the NWS issuing multiple weather advisories.

Honolulu installed an extra debris boom in the Ala Wai Canal to improve storm preparation and prevent rubbish from reaching the ocean, an initiative by DLNR, HDOT, and local agencies.