Kauaʻi residents are being offered a disaster preparedness guide ahead of the 2025 hurricane season, featuring an event by DOW in collaboration with KEMA.

Maui County will close most services on June 11 to honor King Kamehameha I, with essential services like trash pickup and bus operations continuing as normal.

The Hanalei community is invited to a public event to discuss local water line improvements; construction will cause service interruptions and road closures until winter 2025.

Maui Police Department's CIT program expanded with 22 new graduates from diverse backgrounds, now with 280 trained individuals overall, focusing on effective crisis response for mental health emergencies.

Nine inmates at Waiawa Correctional Facility graduated from a Kapiʻolani Community College culinary program, earning certificates and showcasing new skills.

Kauai DMV and Real Property offices will close on June 17 for training, with services resuming June 18. Kapa‘a DMV is open by appointment; Līhu‘e DMV accepts walk-ins. Residents can still manage property taxes via drop box or online.

The East Maui Water Authority is hosting events from June 16-18 to discuss watershed and water resource planning, including field trips, community meetings, and panels, requiring invites for some activities.

Kaua‘i County has announced closures for King Kamehameha Day, except for The Kaua‘i Bus and some recycling services. Regular refuse collection will continue, with normal hours resuming June 12.

Governor Josh Green declared May as Hawaiʻi Invasive Species Awareness Month, acknowledging efforts to protect ecosystems and honoring conservation leaders.

The Ronald T. Y. Moon Judiciary Complex in Kapolei is experiencing a telephone outage, affecting various offices, including Family Court. Services continue during normal hours despite the disruption.

Hawaii Public Libraries launch the 2025 Summer Reading Challenge with the theme "Mele," celebrating local traditions and offering prizes, including a chance to win airline tickets.

The 27th Shinnyo Lantern Floating Hawaii ceremony was held at Ala Moana Beach Park, drawing thousands to honor lost loved ones with floating lanterns.

The Honolulu Fire Department honored first responders and civilians for bravery, including Fire Fighter III Alan Oliveira with a Gold Medal of Valor and citizen Kimberly Ann Limasa with a Civilian Medal of Valor.