Hawai'i Police's South Kohala Community Policing Section invites the public to "Coffee with a Cop" on January 17, 2025, at the Kohala Coffee Company to foster dialogue and community ties.

The Aloha United Way hosted a Nonprofit Resource Fair at Windward Mall to connect the community with various support services and promote their partner agencies.

Kaua‘i consolidates bird conservation efforts into a single facility, as approved by the Hawaii Board of Land and Natural Resources, in an effort to protect endangered species.

Nighttime guardrail work on Honoapi‘ilani Highway's Pali Tunnel will result in alternating traffic flow and potential delays from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m., starting Jan. 13.

Kaua‘i Police Activities League (K-PAL) opens registration for its 2025 flag football season, offering free participation to kids of all school ages and seeking volunteer coaches.

Heavy rainfall hit Oahu to Maui County this morning, with conditions expected to improve later today. Maui County faces a high flood risk, and tradewinds may cause showers, especially on the Big Island.

Lane closures on Pu’uwai and Po’ohiwi Roads in Kalaheo have been extended until January 31, 2025, due to the Kalaheo Water Systems Improvements Project.

The West Hawai‘i Civic Center is set to host the inaugural HI-PAL Keiki Fun Run/Walk on January 18, promoting kids' health and police-community relations.

Runway closure at Honolulu airport may cause delays, with HDOT doing necessary improvements until March 5, 2025, expecting minimal impact on operations.

Hanalei Bay parking lots will be closed for repairs on Jan. 9-10 from 5-10:30 a.m., affecting several areas including Black Pot and Waioli Beach Park.

Clare E. Connors resigns as the U.S. Attorney for the District of Hawaii, effective January 19, 2025, after battling corruption and enhancing community safety during her tenure.

A cold front approaching Hawaii is expected to bring significant rainfall and windy conditions, with advisories issued for aviation, marine, and high surf.

Honolulu police are investigating a doctor for second-degree murder in a case that questions the adherence to Hawaii's assisted death law, in the death of an 88-year-old woman.