Hawaii Chief Justice Recktenwald's statement for Juneteenth reflects on the historic day, urges continued progress in racial justice, and honors Black American achievements while acknowledging the journey ahead.

Kaua‘i Fire Department issues safety guidelines for handling fireworks on July 4th, including time restrictions and a ban on public use. Permits are required for firecrackers, available online until July 3.

The Los Angeles Rams participated in community restoration efforts in Lahaina, Maui, including rebuilding homes with Habitat for Humanity and hosting football clinics.

Maui Police collected 126 guns, including illegal firearms, through a buyback program to reduce potential community harm, exchanging guns for gift cards.

Maui Police's MMEU provided services to houseless residents, including health care and food aid, with local organizations' support, extending help to pets as well.

Maui County seeks proposals for mental health programs following the Lahaina and Kula wildfires, focusing on community needs post-disaster. Application deadline is July 15 at 4:30 p.m.

Kaua‘i County is updating its Multi-Hazard Mitigation and Resilience Plan, a FEMA-mandated five-year renewal to ensure eligibility for federal aid. Community input is being integrated.

The Hawai‘i Police Department is hosting "Coffee With a Cop" events in Kona, Waikoloa, and Hāwī for the public to informally meet local officers and discuss community matters.

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.