Three individuals from Hawaii were convicted of a bribery scheme related to affordable housing development, facing up to 20 years in prison each. No housing was built despite their agreements. Sentencing is set for October.

A ball python was captured in a Kaimukī resident's backyard, prompting intervention by the Hawai‘i Department of Agriculture and highlighting the threat of illegal snakes to Hawaii's ecosystem.

Special education students at Waipahu High School earned college credit, making history in Hawaiʻi's education system with their commitment to inclusivity and equal opportunities.

Hawaii secures a $700 million settlement from Bristol-Myers Squibb and Sanofi after a 12-year lawsuit, with funds aimed at enhancing local healthcare services.

Maui County calls for public input on developing the Maui County Urban Forest Management Plan, with a meeting set for June 5, 2025, and aims for a final plan by January 2027.

Hawaiʻi's June arts scene boasts a plethora of events, including dance festivals, late museum nights, outdoor concerts, and free cultural activities, supported by local government and the SFCA.

Kaua‘i temporarily closes several scrap metal and appliance drop-off sites due to staffing issues, directing residents to the Puhi Metals Recycling Center as an alternative.

The Maui Emergency Management Agency urges preparation for the upcoming hurricane season, predicting four to five cyclones and advising a two-week readiness plan.

Honolulu expects continued easterly trades bringing showers with a possible pause over the weekend due to a Pacific trough, per the National Weather Service.

The Ronald T. Y. Moon Judiciary Complex in Kapolei is experiencing a telephone outage, affecting various offices, including Family Court. Services continue during normal hours despite the disruption.

Hawaii Governor Josh Green signed Act 96, enacting a "Green Fee" to support environmental protection and disaster resilience, funded by an increased transient accommodations tax and newly applied tax to cruise ships.

A lost hiker was rescued from Nu'uanu Pali trail in Honolulu by the fire department, who responded within an hour and airlifted the hiker to safety without any injuries.

The Hawaiʻi Department of Health investigates one confirmed and two potential travel-related Zika virus cases on Oʻahu and takes preventive measures to curb mosquito breeding.