Maui commemorates the one-year anniversary of devastating wildfires with a week of remembrance events including a news conference, paddle out, luncheons, and memorials.

Oahu is experiencing delays in waste collection due to an undersized and understaffed fleet of trash trucks, exacerbated by supply chain issues, potentially lasting until 2025.

Hawaii Police Department provides safety tips for the back-to-school season, urging drivers to slow down in school zones, and advising students to wear bright colors for visibility.

The Maui Police Department launches a Mobile Medical Educational Unit program to serve the houseless with various essential services at Ho'aloha Park, Kahului, in collaboration with local organizations.

Children in North and South Kohala showcased their fishing skills at the HI-PAL Keiki Fishing Derby, supported by local police and community sponsors.

The University of Hawaiʻi is to host the 2024 Asia Pacific Dance Festival, celebrating hula and associated cultural practices with workshops, field trips, and performances.

The 'Safe Spaces for Youth' pilot project has launched in Oʻahu and Hawaiʻi Island, providing crisis support for youths through the Safe Place program.

The inaugural Hawaii Aviation Expo organized by The Aloha Chapter of 99s will be held on August 10, 2024, featuring discussions, networking, and fundraising for scholarships.

Hawaii is set to open 44 new public pre-K classrooms, marking the state's largest expansion of early education, to serve 1,767 preschoolers including those in foster care and experiencing homelessness.

Hawaii's Ukrainian community to celebrate Independence Day on August 24, 2024, at Waikiki's Kapiolani Bandstand highlighting culture and support for Ukraine.

The 20th Annual Korean Festival in Honolulu features K-pop group Spia, actor Shin Hyun Joon, and a selection of Korean cuisine, expecting over 20,000 attendees.

Oahu faces trash collection delays due to equipment issues, causing residential trash to pile up and raising public health concerns. The city operates overtime to address the backlog.

Volunteers planted saplings at Punaluʻu Beach Park, Oʻahu, to combat shoreline erosion, an initiative backed by Hawaii's Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Commission.