Hawaii's Senate Bill 1150 passed, supporting gender-affirming care access amidst heated debate and opposition regarding its potential impact on interstate movement for such care.

Stable weather with intermittent showers is expected in Honolulu, with the National Weather Service forecasting a weakening front to increase rain over the western islands and variable winds through next week.

Hilo police investigate a traffic incident where an elderly Minnesota visitor was critically injured at a crosswalk; driver not suspected of impairment or speeding.

Hawaiʻi Supreme Court ruled to let a $4 billion wildfire settlement proceed, rejecting insurance companies' subrogation claims and favoring victims. Governor Green praised the decision.

The NWS forecasts stable weather in Honolulu with a dry spell, moderate trade winds, and clear skies for flying. Expect a surf swell and an increased chance of showers by week's end.

Hawaii Island police identified Wallace Zimmerman, 36, as the motorcyclist killed in a February 3 collision with a dump truck in Pāhoa; speed and not wearing a helmet may have been factors.

HDOT warns of traffic delays due to the transport of modular homes for wildfire survivors in Lahaina on specific nights in February, affecting routes to Ka Laʻi Ola site.

An 86-year-old woman, Yvonne Mira, died after a car crash in Hilo. The driver, Ken Rosene, was initially charged with DUI and first-degree negligent injury; charges were later upgraded.

Rapid ʻŌhiʻa Death (ROD) has infected Maui's ʻōhiʻa trees, including at an elementary school. Removal and treatment actions are in place to combat the less virulent 'huli ʻōhiʻa strain. Public and ecosystem protection efforts are underway.

Hawaiʻi's DOH launched a website to track opioid settlement funds, promoting transparency and public engagement in the state's efforts to tackle opioid addiction.

The Kaua'i County Committee is hosting a free screening of "Rise of the Wahine" on International Women's Day at KCCPAC, celebrating the UH Wahine Volleyball team and gender equality.

Maui County recovers after storms, with water advisories in place and road cleanups ongoing. Authority services resume, while Mayor Bissen's emergency declaration enables expedited responses.

Hawaii's Governor has allocated $6.3 million to the DBEDT to enhance tourism recovery, following damage from Maui wildfires and anticipating impact from California fires. The funds aim to boost visitor arrivals and support local businesses.