Hawaii's DLNR is suing a North Shore homeowner after their home collapsed into the ocean, causing environmental damage. The state seeks debris removal and reinforcement of shoreline protection laws.

DHHL seeks $250,000 in federal funds for housing improvements in Wai‘anae, including rehabilitating or rebuilding a property at 89-1044 Nānākuli Avenue. Public comments on the project's environmental review are open until October 3rd.

An Oahu beachfront home collapsed due to erosion, amid concerns of more damage and debris, prompting community action and discussions on coastal preservation.

The Hawai'i Department of Human Services held an event for Maui wildfire survivors to enroll in a recovery program, with over 100 individuals signed up. The program, bolstered by $26.8 million in funding, aims to assist up to 3,000 households.

Hawai’i Island police request public help to identify a burglary suspect linked to a break-in on Kaumana Drive in Hilo on the evening of September 19.

Kauai firefighters are combating a 20-acre brush fire with aerial drops, striving for containment. No structures are threatened, and no roads are closed.

Hawaiʻi's Maʻipalaoa Bridge project will close westbound Farrington Highway overnight on Sept. 20 for construction. Contraflow will be in eastbound lanes.

The County of Kaua‘i Housing Agency is hosting a second community meeting on Oct. 17 to discuss Kīlauea Town's expansion, including preliminary site designs, and seeks public participation.

Kaua‘i firefighters contained a Kapa‘a structure fire on Tuesday with no injuries; Ulu Street is closed. An investigation into the $1.2 million incident is ongoing.

Trade winds are bringing increased showers to Honolulu, particularly in windward areas, with weather expected to continue until it resumes normal patterns by Tuesday. Aviation and marine activities may be affected by the conditions.

The Maui Fire Department is celebrating its 100th anniversary with activities, including vintage fire trucks, helicopter displays, and a parade at the Boys and Girls Club of Maui.

Hawaii Governor Josh Green ordered flags at half-staff to honor the late Auntie Twinkle Borge, a homeless advocate and leader at Pu‘uhonua O Wai‘anae village.

Stronger trade winds and showers expected in Oahu and neighboring Hawaiian islands over the weekend, mainly affecting windward areas. A Small Craft Advisory is in effect for Maui County and the Big Island. Surf conditions will vary across the shores.