The Honolulu Fire Department and Honolulu Ocean Safety saved a 20-year-old swimmer at China Walls, Hawaii Kai, who failed to resurface after diving in. The swimmer was rescued and transferred to EMS within 18 minutes.

The Honolulu Fire Department rescued three hikers lost on the Crouching Lion Trail, employing an Air 1 helicopter and a ground rescuer for assessment.

The Hawai‘i State Council on Developmental Disabilities plans its annual Day at the Capitol for March 5, celebrating inclusion and the contributions of people with developmental disabilities.

The article discusses the calm weather forecast for Honolulu, with stable conditions until Thursday, potential showers late in the week, and a High Surf Advisory. Unsettled weather and heavy showers may arrive Sunday.

Kaua‘i Fire Department launches PulsePoint Respond app to alert CPR-trained bystanders to nearby cardiac emergencies, aiming to improve survival rates.

Volunteers in O‘ahu combat invasive coqui frogs to protect local ecosystems, using citric acid spray as a primary method to control the population and preserve Hawaii's natural and cultural soundscapes.

The Keanakolu Orchard in the Hilo Forest Reserve on Hawaiʻi Island is closing temporarily from February 11 to 14 for maintenance, according to the DOFAW.

Hawaii Department of Health issued a red placard to Paradise Supermart for multiple critical food safety violations including poor sanitary conditions and lack of managerial oversight.

The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Hawaii collected over $1.7 million from civil and criminal actions in fiscal year 2024, with a significant portion from asset forfeitures.

A woman was critically injured in a collision in Pāpa‘ikou, Hawaii, involving a vehicle while she was in a crosswalk. Police exclude speed, alcohol, and drugs as causes and seek witness information.

Hawai‘i Police collaborate with NHTSA to enforce sober driving during Super Bowl LIX, amidst rising DUI arrests and traffic fatalities, urging responsibility and the use of designated drivers.

The new Satellite DMV in Kapa‘a, within the Kapa‘a Armory, offers vehicle and utility transaction services by appointment only, excluding driver's license services, which remain at the Līhu‘e DMV.

Hawai'i has begun charging nonresidents to fish, expecting to raise $1 million annually for conservation and restoration projects. The fees are $20 for a day, $40 for seven days, or $70 annually, with exceptions for military and under-15 youth.