The County of Maui announces a recycling event on Lānaʻi for disposing appliances and electronics on Oct. 11, with assistance available for heavy items.

Gunfire erupted in Kalihi Valley Homes, Honolulu, with no injuries reported. Police located a caravan related to the incident and are seeking information from the public.

Hanapēpē Bridge closure is extended through early 2026 due to construction delays and funding issues, with work resuming in October. Residents must adapt to detours and closures.

Hawaiian Airlines was criticized for not allowing surf champion Joel Tudor to fly with his longboard, sparking a debate on airline policies for oversized sports equipment.

Trade winds, brief showers forecasted in Hawaii, with increased rain this weekend. Early next week may see more showers due to an upper level low. A Small Craft Advisory is in effect for certain waters.

The HI-PAL Endless Summers Basketball Classic in Hawai‘i was a success with over 300 athletes, 32 teams, and victories by Team Ikehu and Team Kona Stingrays.

Hawaiʻi Police Department offers a free Keiki ID event at Hilo Public Library with photo, fingerprint, and vital stats for child safety.

Maui County offers a free volunteer management workshop on October 1, led by Alt Kagesa, focusing on inspiring and communicating with volunteers. Limited to 25 attendees.

Honolulu's Hoomaluhia Botanical Garden plans weekly closures starting in 2026 for environmental rehabilitation; a public survey will decide if it should close on Tuesdays or Thursdays.

Investigation reveals a retired Honolulu Police sergeant and 125 officers accrued excessive overtime, with concerns over misuse and pension spiking amid department vacancies.

Hilo International Airport is set for an emergency response drill on Sept. 18, involving local emergency services, as part of an FAA triennial mandate.

Trade winds to maintain steady weather in Honolulu; increased showers expected Friday and into the weekend, with meteorologists predicting atmospheric instability and higher moisture levels.

The Kunia community is organizing "Kōkua Kunia," a fundraiser to help local farmers recover from recent wildfires believed to be caused by arson, aiming to raise $100,000 for restoration.