A 20-year-old motorcyclist, Isaac Dakujaku from Hilo, was killed in a crash at the intersection of Ainaola Drive and Komohana Street, with police investigating the incident as negligent homicide.

The Department of Law Enforcement warns about an active scam where callers pose as officers, threatening arrest for missing jury duty and demanding payments.

Honolulu forecast suggests moderate trade winds with scattered showers this week, mainly overnight. Conditions are suitable for flying and sailing, with no advisories in place.

A woman was seriously injured in a motorcycle crash at Ala Kupuna Street and Moanalua Road, and emergency responders administered life-saving aid before hospitalizing her.

Kauaʻi Police Department partnered with the DEA to host a Drug Take Back Day on October 26 for safe medication disposal, excluding needles and syringes.

New hunting regulations in Hawaii include a daily bag limit of three goats without tags and expanded open hunting days, with variable vehicular access rules.

The Hawai'i Supreme Court upheld a ban on short-term vacation rentals in agricultural zones, affirming the LUC's position on preserving agricultural land use.

Hawai'i Police are seeking the public's help to find Alexander Kauwe, a wanted 31-year-old man considered armed and dangerous, and have provided contact information for tips.

Honolulu is set to experience moderate trade winds and light rain on windward areas, with calmer weather and less precipitation leeward, lasting through the weekend.

Governor Josh Green of Hawaii seeks federal mediation to resolve a labor dispute between Hawai‘i Pacific Health and the Hawai‘i Nurses Association, emphasizing the crucial role of nurses.

Stronger trade winds will sweep across Hawaii this week, with showers mainly over windward areas and possible easing winds by the weekend. A Small Craft Advisory is in place, and high cloud coverage may persist for days.

A coconut rhinoceros beetle was found in a trap in Waikoloa, Hawaii, raising concerns over potential damage to palm trees and prompting increased surveillance and eradication efforts by the HDOA and other agencies.

Honolulu's trade winds are weakening, with an increased chance of rain forecasted, especially in windward and mauka areas. Midweek, winds are expected to strengthen again. Aviation and marine advisories are in place due to the changing conditions.