"Hawaiʻi State Art Museum exhibits 'Kaiāulu: Rising Together' with climate-focused art by local artists, starting October 3, combining cultural narrative with sustainability goals."

The Agency on Elderly Affairs offers a six-week workshop, "Better Choices, Better Health," for seniors to manage chronic conditions, with a limit of 15 participants.

National Assessors Day acknowledged, Kaua‘i County officials visited a farm for training, Mayor praised assessors’ role, IAAO sets standards, promotes professional development, and upholds ethics for fair property taxation.

Hawai‘i Police Department held a memorial for K9 Archer, who died after being left in a vehicle. His noteworthy service in drug operations was honored, and investigations into his death are ongoing.

Maui's "Talking is Teaching" campaign uses public buses to encourage families to engage in conversations, reading, and singing to foster children's brain and language development.

Lori Tsuhako, the County of Maui's Director of Human Concerns, is retiring, with her position open for applications. She served for 40 years, including as head of various social services.

A Hele-On bus in Hawai'i crashed down an embankment in Laupāhoehoe, injuring passengers, with police investigating the cause of the early morning accident.

A suspect turned himself in for a robbery at First Hawaiian Bank Waikīkī, where he released a noxious substance, later identified as oleoresin capsicum spray.

"Line Circle Sphere," a free 35-minute interactive show for kids over 4, is coming to Hawaiian libraries, offering an engaging art experience without the need for 3-D glasses.

The NWS predicts increased rain for Honolulu and advises of possible ashfall from Kilauea on the Big Island, with changes in wind and surf conditions expected.

DHHL awarded over 100 agricultural leases on Maui to promote self-sufficiency and economic opportunity for Native Hawaiian families, with varying lot sizes and a focus on community and cultural heritage.

Hawai‘i Police will host Coffee With a Cop events to strengthen community relations by offering residents the chance to converse with officers in local coffee shops.

The Kaua‘i Housing Agency announced the opening of its 2026 Community Development Block Grant Program applications, aiming to support local projects that benefit low-income individuals.