Honolulu PD officers mentor students at local schools to address bullying, fostering trust and promoting communication through the Mālama Ko Aloha program.

Hawaiʻi Community Foundation's board approved a $10M endowment allocation to expand its Social Impact Investment Fund to $20M, aiming to boost housing, food and local lending across the islands.

Bogus flyers resembling ICE notices appeared in Makiki, demanding proof of citizenship and warning of searches. Neighbors were left shaken and confused.

The EMWA announced its first grant recipients, funding local projects in East Maui to enhance water conservation, cultural heritage, and environmental health.

Kaua‘i first responders were honored for their life-saving response to a shark attack on an off-duty officer, demonstrating exceptional teamwork and skill.

Wahiawā District Court in Hawaii closed early due to a Deputy Sheriffs shortage, prompting an extension for legal document filings to the following Friday.

Maui Police and a high school collaborate on an anti-bullying project, using Senior Ivy Bulosan's designs that highlight Hawaiian surf culture to promote unity, respect, and resilience.

Sandbags, fallen trees and a seawall now block the public beach path at Mokulēʻia. DLNR says it will visit the site and could open a formal investigation.

Child & Family Service and American Savings Bank announced an endowed fund honoring Wayne Minami to help sustain domestic-violence prevention and family-support programs across Hawaii.

Kaiser Permanente healthcare professionals in Hawai‘i volunteered for ecological and cultural restoration projects on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, marking a decade-long tradition of community service.

The University of Hawaii at Mānoa's School of Travel Industry Management celebrates its 60th anniversary with events, honoring notable alumni, and highlighting student scholarships and industry connections.

UHERO warns of a mild recession that would raise costs for Hawaii households; local nonprofits say early, trauma-informed support will be critical for ALICE families. Child & Family Service outlines programs and contacts for those who need help.

A free concert hosted by the Hawaiʻi State Archives and the University of Hawaiʻi will celebrate Hawaiian music and history on January 24, featuring performances on historical instruments.