Poʻipū residents were notified of a delay in trash collection due to staffing issues affecting Kiahuna Plantation Drive, Kolepa Street, and Kolepa Place.

Despite fewer tourists, Hawaii saw an increase in vacation spending to $1.70 billion in October, driven by higher spend per person from U.S. travelers.

The Kīlauea Roundabout will undergo permanent striping from Dec 1-12, resulting in detours and the closure of Kolo Road access to Kūhiō Highway on weekdays.

Weather changes are expected in Hawaii with dry conditions and southeast winds, followed by a cold front and possible precipitation mid-week. High surf warnings and a small craft advisory are in effect due to a northwest swell.

Waikīkī's Duke’s restaurant plans to open a new location in West Oʻahu, as part of a new entertainment and cultural hotspot, creating up to 200 jobs, with a target opening in 2028.

The Salvation Army hosted its 53rd annual Thanksgiving dinner at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center in Hawaii, bringing the community together for a festive meal.

Honolulu Police arrested a 43-year-old man for assaulting an officer after he disrupted emergency services and attacked a driver in Waiʻanae. No pedestrian-vehicle collision occurred, contrary to initial reports.

A man was arrested for a robbery in a Waikīkī restaurant, where he allegedly assaulted an employee and stole her belongings. No further injuries were reported. Police are seeking information from the public.

DAGS has begun construction on a new $8 million base yard in Honokaʻa, Hawaii, which will enhance workspace and efficiency for maintaining state facilities.

The Judiciary's ACSB hosted a Service Fair at Kaʻahumanu Hale, helping over 150 individuals on probation connect with employment, housing, and treatment services.

A 36-year-old man was arrested after police say he pointed a gun at two employees and assaulted one at a closed Ala Moana restaurant late Thursday.

Maui Police Department seeks public help in finding Juan "Yohan" Panigua, missing from Wailuku since November 19. He was last seen leaving home in a camo jacket.

Hawaii Island Police note a 4.49% drop in DUI arrests year-to-date, with 16 cases this week. Major crashes increased by 1.57%, with DUIs highest in Kona. Fatal crashes fell by 28%.