The Sacramento Youth Resource & Employment Fair offers job guidance, over 30 vendors, free professional headshots, and registration for city jobs to those aged 13-24 on March 8.

A 76-year-old man died in a single-vehicle crash near ‘Ele‘ele Shopping Center; speed and impairment not suspected factors. Traffic was disrupted for investigation.

Hilo police invite the community to a "Meet & Greet" with officers on February 26, 2025, aimed at improving relationships and discussing neighborhood safety.

Community and traditional craftsmanship converge in Hawaii as a new 44-foot canoe, the Nāleilehua, is being built by Timothy Gilliom and team with donated koa wood following the loss of the Mo‘olele in the Lahaina wildfires.

A cold front approaching Honolulu will change weather patterns, bringing southerly winds and increased showers, especially in the western state by Wednesday.

HDOT will continue transporting modular homes for wildfire survivors in Hawai'i, causing expected traffic delays.

Honolulu Fire Department rescued two hikers trapped above Nuuanu Reservoir, with both suffering only minor injuries. The efficient operation including a helicopter airlift concluded by early evening.

DUI arrests on Hawai'i Island are marginally down from last year, but fatal crashes have increased. Police continue to operate patrols and checkpoints to address the issue.

The security contract for the Lahaina Impact Zone, following the August 2023 wildfires, is ending, but restricted access will continue in the recovery phase.

Honolulu police seek public help to find Rick Andrade, missing since February 11, last seen in Kurtistown. He has distinctive tattoos and the search is urgent.

Moanaoio Bjur has been indicted for embezzling over $81,000 from the Conservation Council for Hawai‘i, involving unauthorized payroll payments and withdrawals.

Modular homes for wildfire survivors will cause traffic delays in Lahaina during transportation this week, starting Wednesday evening with additional potential delays Thursday and Friday nights.

Governor Josh Green of Honolulu traveled to Washington D.C. to attend the NGA Winter Meeting, focusing on bipartisan collaboration on key issues. Lieutenant Governor Sylvia Luke acts as Governor during his absence.