A man was arrested in Waikiki for assaulting a police officer with his fist and a guitar; the officer was injured, and the assailant was charged with Assault LEO in the First Degree.

Honolulu firefighters extinguished a blaze at a Pearl City auto recycling plant, resulting in ash fallout and the temporary closure of a nearby swimming center. No injuries were reported, and an investigation is underway.

Gunfire erupted in Kalihi Valley Homes, Honolulu, with no injuries reported. Police located a caravan related to the incident and are seeking information from the public.

A 12-inch water main break in Aiea left at least 15 homes without water, prompting repairs and a temporary water spigot for residents.

East Maui residents are invited to the ʻAha Wai O Maui Hikina meeting to discuss water management on Sept. 26.

Hawaiʻi celebrates Filipino-American History Month with various events, including a mini-exhibit, cultural showcases, and workshops at the Hawaiʻi State Art Museum.

Honolulu crews are starting crucial flood control repairs on Keolu Stream Channel, aiming to fix a collapsed wall and improve the area's resilience to extreme weather.

Breezy trade winds and an upper-level low bring showers to Hawaii, affecting mainly windward slopes. Weather is expected to improve with a dry spell later in the week. Aviation and marine sectors are warned of moderate winds and potential turbulence.

The West Coast Health Alliance criticized the ACIP's methods and recommendations concerning the MMRV and Hepatitis B vaccines, emphasizing the need for evidence-based decision-making.

Governor Josh Green is seeking federal funds to improve healthcare in underserved areas of Hawai‘i and encourages local input on the Rural Health Transformation Program.

Hanapēpē Bridge closure is extended through early 2026 due to construction delays and funding issues, with work resuming in October. Residents must adapt to detours and closures.

HFD conducted a rescue for an injured hiker near Peacock Flatts trail, where 19 firefighters responded, and Air 1 airlifted the victim to safety for medical care.

Honolulu expects increased showers and possible thunderstorms due to a moving front, with a Small Craft Advisory for watersports and moderate turbulence for flights. Surf's up on south shores, and fire weather remains below critical levels.