Hawai‘i Police will host Coffee With a Cop events to strengthen community relations by offering residents the chance to converse with officers in local coffee shops.

The Kauaʻi DOW is hosting community meetings for public input on the Water Systems Investment Plan, addressing infrastructure improvements and resiliency planning.

The 77th annual Aloha Festivals floral parade celebrated Hawaiian culture in Waikiki with floats, music, and dance, and featured local dignitaries and Chef Sam Choy as Grand Marshal.

Kauai's Senior Center Craft Fair on Oct. 11 will feature handmade goods by local seniors, including a variety of crafts, bonsai plants, and a Country Store with local produce and baked goods.

A free legal clinic in Oʻahu helped over 200 individuals with expungements and bench warrant recalls, providing significant legal aid through the efforts of volunteers.

The Ka La‘i Ola development in Maui, providing housing for wildfire survivors, was completed with a ceremony attended by Governor Josh Green and other leaders.

The Pāʻia-Haʻikū community budget meeting, rescheduled for Oct. 16, is part of a series for the Fiscal Year 2027 budget. Maui County residents are encouraged to participate in-person or via live stream for a community-driven budgeting process.

Governor Josh Green honored the recipients of the Governor's Awards, celebrating exceptional Hawaii public servants in a statement highlighting their outstanding service.

The County of Maui announces a recycling event on Lānaʻi for disposing appliances and electronics on Oct. 11, with assistance available for heavy items.

Kauai's trash pickup in Kekaha is delayed due to equipment issues, with completion expected by the next day. Residents are asked to leave bins out until serviced.

East Maui residents are invited to the ʻAha Wai O Maui Hikina meeting to discuss water management on Sept. 26.

The Hawai‘i Police Department is hosting "Ice Cream With a Cop" in Waimea to encourage informal community engagement with law enforcement on Sept. 26, 2025.

Hawaiʻi may increase high school graduation costs from $25 to $125, impacting student activities and attire fees, with the Board of Education reviewing proposals soon.