Hawai‘i is planning a statewide rally to commemorate the 35th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), celebrating the law's impact on disability rights.

The Honolulu Fire Department rescued a 68-year-old male hiker in distress on the Diamond Head Crater Trail; he was airlifted to safety and given to EMS for further care.

Winners of the Second Annual Law Day Art Contest in Kauaʻi were honored for their work reflecting the theme "The Constitution’s Promise: Out of Many, One."

The Kaua‘i Police Department adjusts records and firearms registration hours on July 21-22 due to staff training; normal operations to resume on July 23.

The Honolulu Police Department focuses on community engagement, with judo and D.A.R.E. programs to guide youth towards positive development and community safety.

Kolo Road will have lane closures from July 14-16 for speed bump installations, with contraflow traffic from 8 am to 4 pm between Hookui and Kalamania Roads.

The SFCA will hold a Board of Commissioners meeting on July 17, 2025, offering both in-person and virtual attendance options, and invites public testimonies.

Hawaii's Big Island combats coconut rhinoceros beetle invasion through interagency efforts, deploying traps and treating palm trees, with public collaboration and movement restrictions on host materials.

The National Weather Service reports weakening high pressure near Oahu, leading to a decrease in trade winds and reduced fire concerns due to higher humidity.

Honolulu police issued a warning after a man tried luring girls with a plush toy near a school. The suspect drove a blue Honda sedan; no injuries were reported. Public assistance is sought.

DBEDT partners with Made in Hawaii Festival to showcase local businesses at the Hawaii Made Pavilion, aiding startups and small enterprises in gaining retail exposure.

Suspected arsonists targeted an AC unit in Kalihi, and the Honolulu Police seek tips after no injuries were reported from the fire caused by two males and one female.

Hawai'i DAGS surveyors are aiding Lahaina's recovery post-fire by providing necessary land surveying, accelerating rebuilding efforts, drawing from archival records, and expediting processes.