At least four people were stung by jellyfish in Waikiki on Sunday, including a child and an adult in serious condition. Lifeguards and researchers urge caution near posted signs.

A late‑night power outage at Daniel K. Inouye International knocked out ticket counters and TSA lanes; lights and systems were restored after about three hours.

Two men arrested for Attempted Murder in Honolulu after a shooting incident involving a vehicle, leaving a 14-year-old hospitalized; police seek community assistance.

Hawaii faces turbulent weather with a cold front bringing showers, strong winds, and cooler conditions. Advisories include High Surf Warnings and Small Craft Advisories due to high swells and winds.

A water main break in Aiea near Kaonohi St. affected residents' water pressure, caused traffic disruptions, and led to ongoing BWS repairs with a water wagon provided for affected residents.

Police responded to a shooting in Kalihi, Honolulu, leaving a 24-year-old man wounded. No arrests yet as the masked suspect remains at large. Authorities urge witnesses to contact CrimeStoppers.

An 11-year-old boy was taken to the hospital in serious condition after losing control of an e-scooter on Kamanaiki Street in Kalihi Valley; EMS says he suffered a possible head injury.

A 12-inch water main burst in Waimalu, cutting service for nearby homes and prompting lane closures and temporary water wagons.

Honolulu braces for incoming cold fronts, with stable conditions giving way to showers and a drop in temperature. A Small Craft Advisory and High Surf Warning are issued for mariners and beachgoers.

Dominic Yagong, a former Hawai‘i County council chair and the longtime public‑address voice at Honokaa High, died last week at 66 after a second stroke.

Erosion has pushed ocean waters within 25 feet of the Pa'ia Youth & Cultural Center. Leaders unveiled plans for a raised, privately funded $12M replacement on county land.

Mayor Rick Blangiardi removed Common Cause Hawaiʻi director Camron Hurt from the city grants advisory panel after Hurt criticized city leadership. The dismissal has watchdogs warning about a chilling effect on civic volunteers.

Traffic detours in Kaua‘i's Kekaha are expected through April 2026 due to HDOT roadwork, affecting Waimea Canyon Drive and routes to Kōke‘e State Park.