Honolulu's Children & Youth Day on October 5 offers free family fun on Capitol Lawn, with educational activities and a library tent promoting reading.

Mayor Richard Bissen is bringing county government to Lānaʻi, offering engagement activities, free vision screenings, a "talk story" session, and grant-writing workshops.

Community members and leaders rally to defend Kamehameha Schools' Hawaiian-preference admissions policy against a mainland group's legal challenge, asserting the importance of the policy for cultural preservation.

A UTV driver was seriously injured after being hit by a pickup truck on Kaumualii Highway, Kauai. The crash is under investigation; speed and impairment are not considered factors.

Hawai'i Island Police are searching for Rick Andrade, a missing 37-year-old from Kurtistown, last seen near Volcano and Enos Roads. Public assistance is requested.

Public input is sought for the restoration of a debris storage site in Olowalu following Lahaina wildfires, with an open house event scheduled by Maui County.

Honolulu will pay tribute to 9/11 victims by lighting Honolulu Hale and Neal S. Blaisdell Arena in blue on September 11, 2025, as announced by Mayor Rick Blangiardi.

Kaua‘i officials captured a juvenile female mongoose at Nāwiliwili Harbor, an invasive species that threatens local wildlife, marking the sixth capture since 2012.

Hawaiian officials warn of a scam where callers spoof the Supreme Court Clerk's Office number, falsely demanding payments or personal info to avoid arrest. The Judiciary advises hanging up on such calls and not trusting caller ID.

Maui Police located 32-year-old Lynnal Leon, reported missing since August. She's safe; details on her disappearance and recovery haven't been disclosed.

Honolulu anticipates drier air today but faces increased humidity and rainfall as Hurricane Kiko nears Hawaii.

Hawaii Police seek public assistance to locate Priscilla Binney, a 16-year-old runaway last seen in Captain Cook wearing an orange jacket and black pants.

The DBEDT forecasts Hawaii's economy to grow 1.3% in 2025 with sectors like construction, health care, and professional services driving growth despite challenges like inflation and slower tourism recovery.