A 64-year-old man was injured in an assault at A’ala Park, Honolulu, and was transported to a trauma facility in serious condition. The incident remains under investigation.

The NWS in Honolulu forecasts strengthening trade winds and a dry week for Hawaii, with potential increased rainfall and wind advisories. An upper-level low may enhance rain later in the week.

Hawaii celebrated Laulima Day with widespread community support, including donations of toys, household items, and money to help local families during the holidays.

Leeward Community College in Hawaii is offering a new Bus Driver Training class to address the shortage of school bus drivers, with the program starting on January 13, 2025.

The Senate unanimously passed a bill for Maui fire survivors' tax relief, excluding federal income tax on compensation received, now awaiting President Biden's signature.

Līhu‘e road closures are planned from Dec. 9 to Dec. 11 for emergency sewer line repairs on Poinciana Street, with restrictions on access and potential delays.

Hawaiʻi's Governor Josh Green orders flags at half-staff to honor Pearl Harbor victims, aligning with President Biden's proclamation for national remembrance.

The 24th Annual Waimea Light Parade is set for December 21, 2024, starting at 6 p.m., with road closures announced by the Kaua‘i Police Department from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

The Bay Area DMV will be closed on December 11 for staff training, reopening on December 12. Normal operations and specific services for seniors and appointment policies are also detailed.

Carol Ann Lau, 84, from Hilo, was found in good health after being reported missing. The Hawai'i Police Department thanked the community for aiding in the successful search.

The LAPD reported that missing woman Hannah Kobayashi was seen on footage crossing into Mexico voluntarily, shifting the case to a voluntary missing person situation.

Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te's visit to Hawaii indicates strengthening ties with the US amid China's disapproval and heightens regional diplomatic engagement.

Registration for the 2024-2025 LifeSmarts Competition in Hawai‘i is open, offering real-world education in consumer literacy for students through quizzes and team challenges.