Maui County announces closures and service modifications for Prince Kūhiō Day, with county offices, pools, and landfills closed, but residential trash pickup and the Maui Bus operating as usual.

Hawaiʻi's DAGS reflects on the 25th anniversary of Y2K, outlining the state’s successful preparation led by Mary Pat Waterhouse, which also sparked a love story.

The Maui Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) is hosting a free Emergency Preparedness Expo on April 12, 2025, at the Queen Ka'ahumanu Center to educate residents on disaster readiness.

Kaua'i Fire Department members were honored for a nighttime rescue of two kayakers in rough conditions. Firefighters and Ocean Safety Officers saved the kayakers from a rip current.

The County of Kaua‘i announced holiday closures for Prince Kūhiō Day, affecting various services while maintaining refuse pick-up and The Kaua‘i Bus operations. Normal hours resume March 27.

Maui County moved a DMV kiosk to Nāpili Market, Lahaina, for West Maui residents' convenience, offering quick vehicle registration renewals without a DMV visit.

Maui's Department of Human Concerns seeks community input to improve services through an anonymous online or phone survey carried out by Anthology Research Group.

Maui County offers grant workshops on March 27-28, teaching local entities how to secure funding; limited to 2 people per organization and requires pre-registration by March 25.

DAR seeks public input on Oʻahu coral reef restoration, with potential sites at Waikīkī and South Shore. Community feedback will guide outplanting decisions.

Kauai invites residents to safely dispose of hazardous waste during the HHW collection events on March 29-30 at various locations, excluding businesses and certain materials.

Kauai's Department of Public Works has made Road Permit applications available online, simplifying the process for contractors and residents through Connect.Kauai.gov.

Heʻeia State Park's banquet hall in Oʻahu reopens with over 200 bookings for various events, managed by Halau Nohona Hawai‘i on a temporary permit.

Placer County introduced an online resource to help residents understand fire hazard mapping and ensure compliance with new wildfire preparedness standards.