Stable weather with occasional showers and strong trade winds forecasted for Honolulu, with a small craft advisory near Maui and Big Island. Surf may rise next week, and elevated fire risk on Sunday.

A woman suffered cardiac arrest at Waikiki Beach after a toe injury while surfing. Lifeguards performed CPR, and paramedics provided advanced life support. Her current condition is critical.

Maui Police's MMEU provided services to houseless residents, including health care and food aid, with local organizations' support, extending help to pets as well.

The Kaʻohe Game Management Area in Hawaiʻi opens for hunting season on July 3, 2025, with specific conditions and a brief hiatus for management operations.

Kaua‘i Police are searching for a missing 49-year-old woman, Mary Kona, last seen on May 26. She has tattoos and no fixed address. The public is urged to report any information.

Maui County seeks proposals for mental health programs following the Lahaina and Kula wildfires, focusing on community needs post-disaster. Application deadline is July 15 at 4:30 p.m.

The US Coast Guard and Cook Islands conducted joint maritime law enforcement operations, inspecting six fishing vessels and uncovering one suspected violation to protect marine life in the Cook Islands' EEZ.

Debris from Lahaina wildfires is being moved to Central Maui Landfill, with Maui County coordinating the disposal effort and advising public on possible traffic delays.

Hong Kong Chop Suey in Captain Cook was closed by Hawai‘i Department of Health due to multiple food safety violations, including pest infestation and contamination.

Honolulu expects stable weather with breezy trade winds and limited showers along windward slopes. A Small Craft Advisory is in effect until Wednesday for certain waters.

A hiker with an ankle injury was rescued from the Kalalau Trail on Kaua‘i by emergency services including Air 1 and airlifted to Princeville Airport for medical care.

Hawai'i Health Department warns of a recall by Church & Dwight for nasal and teething swabs due to potential microbial contamination. No illnesses reported, but consumers should stop use and seek refunds.

Kaua‘i residents will see their sewer bills increase by 11% annually over five years starting July 1, due to a plan to improve wastewater infrastructure.