Easing trade winds and decreasing showers are forecasted for Hawaii into the weekend, with a drier airmass approaching. Aviation and marine advisories remain in effect due to wind conditions.

Goodwill in Kaua‘i is holding a reuse collection event on November 21 for items such as clothing and small furniture, excluding eWaste and broken items.

Traffic disruptions are expected on Akemama Road next week due to scheduled maintenance work, including lane and road closures from November 17 to 21.

The Honolulu Theatre for Youth presents "Line, Circle, Sphere," an educational show promoting creativity at the Capitol Modern, with additional educational resources and performances for children with disabilities.

Hawai'i Police Department arrested four people for fentanyl on Hawai‘i Island, seizing 12.87 grams with potentially lethal effects and encourages the public's help via anonymous tip lines.

Honolulu police enforced traffic laws in Kapolei and ‘Ewa, issuing 16 citations and recovering six e-dirt bikes, while promoting road safety in the community.

The Hawai‘i DOH has alerted the public about an expanded recall of ByHeart infant formula due to potential contamination with a harmful bacteria, urging consumers to stop use and contact ByHeart for guidance.

Road work on Kiahuna Plantation Drive in Po‘ipū will cause partial closures from Nov 13 to Dec 3, affecting commutes with lane reductions and occasional full closures.

Honolulu's weather forecast includes brisk trade winds, showers, and wind advisories, easing by Friday with some uncertainty for next week.

A family hiking on Oʻahu found a taro leaf measuring about 50 inches across. If verified, the blade would outsize the current Guinness-listed taro leaf.

A hiker was impaled by a tree branch on the Lulumahu Falls trail; firefighters cut the limb free and carried the person out before EMS rushed them to a hospital in serious condition.

Lēʻahi Brewing opened at Aloha Tower with a mission: every pint helps fund restoration of Diamond Head slopes while supporting Hawai‘i farmers.

UH Mānoa astronomer Chris Ashall helped map an olive‑shaped supernova breakout, pairing rapid VLT polarimetry with early JWST observations to reveal clumpy debris.