A wastewater spill at Coco Palms in Wailua led to 6,000 gallons of effluent released due to a pump station failure. The area was contained and disinfected.

Maui County reported the full recovery of Lahaina's sewer system after the 2023 wildfire, highlighting collaboration between local and federal agencies and a major project that also benefits the environment.

Kaua'i invites the public to mark National Denim Day on April 30 for Sexual Assault Awareness Month, supporting survivors and challenging myths about sexual assault.

Hawai'i state employees, legislators, and Lieutenant Governor Sylvia Luke donated over 4,000 meals to the Hawai'i Foodbank during their 3rd Annual Food Drive Fest.

Officer Takenishi honored as "Officer of the Quarter" for linking suspects to crimes in South Kohala, leading to arrests and recovery of stolen property and drugs.

Washington Place in Hawai‘i added native trees during an Earth Day event with Governor Josh Green, promoting environmental stewardship and community engagement.

Maui County honored 21 volunteers for their service at the 2025 Volunteer Heroes event, organized by HandsOn Maui, in recognition of National Volunteer Week.

The US Coast Guard in Honolulu completed a rebuild of the Lahaina Range beacon, vital for safe navigation into Maui's Lahaina Harbor, following damage from the 2023 Maui fires.

The AEA is hosting the Older Americans Award Ceremony on May 15 to honor seniors and change aging perceptions, with some attendees chosen for statewide recognition.

Kauaʻi's Department of Water is reminding residents to enter to win one of three 50-gallon rain barrels by the end of April, in line with Earth Day initiatives and water conservation.

Maui's Department of Parks and Recreation is accepting applications for facility bookings for fall 2025, with designated application dates in May for sports leagues, schools, and recreational groups.

A hiring fair in Kauaʻi on April 23, supported by Hawaiʻi DLIR, offers early access for veterans and aims to connect job seekers with local employers.

Hawaii Governor Josh Green ordered flags at half-staff to honor Pope Francis, following President Trump’s proclamation, recognizing the Pope’s legacy of compassion and service.