The Hawai‘i Police pairs with Kona Costco and others for the fourth Fill A Cruiser Food Drive on August 30 to collect donations for the local Food Basket.

HDOT begins Phase 2 of the Whitmore Avenue Sidewalk Improvements in September, extending pedestrian access in Whitmore Village with some expected traffic disruption.

Maui County seeks an administrator for the Lānaʻi-Grown Food Stimulus Program to manage a $70,000 agricultural support initiative involving food vouchers for local residents.

Three Hawai‘i police officers were honored by the Aloha Exchange Club for their outstanding service, with each officer recognized for exceptional achievements in different months of the second quarter of 2024.

Maui conservationists and firefighters received a U.S. Department of the Interior award for their efforts during an August 2023 wildfire near the Maui Bird Conservation Center.

Maui's DEM has restored sewer service to areas affected by August wildfires, signaling progress in recovery efforts. Residents can check service status online.

The Maui Police Department highlights Pedestrian Safety Month, emphasizing the importance of vigilance on the road for both drivers and pedestrians to prevent accidents.

Governor Josh Green has launched the Lahaina HERO Awards, funded by Marc and Lynne Benioff, to honor Maui DOE employees for their commitment during wildfires.

Hawaii's Department of Law Enforcement announces a gun buyback event at Aloha Stadium, offering gift cards in exchange for firearms to improve community safety.

The Plaza at Punchbowl in Honolulu unveiled its $5 million renovation, featuring aesthetic upgrades and a focus on comprehensive elder care, with a community event showcasing amenities like a zen garden.

HPU receives a $1.2 million NSF grant for Noyce Teacher Scholarships, promoting STEM education in high-need schools with a commitment to teach for two years.

The Maui Police Department's MMEU and community partners are providing essential services to Maui's houseless population, including medical care, food assistance, and more.

Nearly 5,000 Waikiki hotel workers could strike after a 94% vote in favor, with workers demanding higher wages and safer workloads amidst high living costs.