Kaua'i's "Recovery Through Connections and Community" fair, hosted by the county and partners, will take place on Sept. 12 to support local recovery journeys.

Four 11-year-olds from Osaka's Holy Family Home orphanage visited Hawai‘i, marking 76 years of friendship with the Wolfhounds of the 27th Infantry, born post-WWII.

Hawaii is allowing students nearing graduation to apply for state jobs early to fill civil service vacancies and bring new talent into the public sector.

State surveyors are expediting recovery efforts in Lahaina, Hawaii after 2023 wildfires by swiftly mapping property boundaries to help residents and businesses rebuild.

Maui Police Officer Suzanne O was honored after her death in a shooting. She served the community with compassion and is remembered for her spirit and bravery. A suspect is detained, with the trial expected in five months.

Lahaina residents can discuss wildfire management, electricity infrastructure, and recovery housing at a community meeting hosted by the County of Maui on Sept. 3.

The Department of Hawaiian Home Lands awarded 115 turnkey homes in East Kapolei to Native Hawaiian families, advancing efforts to reduce the homestead waitlist.

Waimea High School senior Swede Sandblom was sworn in as Kaua‘i County's first student representative on its Charter Review Commission, following a mayoral nomination and council confirmation.

Kaua'i launched 'Vision Zero Hawai‘i' to target zero traffic deaths, responding to a 50% rise in road fatalities. The campaign promotes safety and encourages public involvement in road design for safer communities.

HIEMA announced its monthly siren test in Hawai'i for September 2, 2025, at 11:45 a.m., including the Emergency Alert System broadcast. Residents are reminded to report siren issues.

Maui's Department of Water Supply is set to use Hamakuapoko Wells to supplement its Upcountry water system due to drought. The water will be regularly tested for safety.

Maui County announces closures for Labor Day, with government offices, pools, and select services closed, but trash pickup and bus services will operate as usual.

Non-profits must apply by September 15, 2025, to participate in Honolulu City Lights. There's a lottery for display sites; applications require compliance with legal non-profit status.