DHHL announces survey fieldwork near their East Hawai’i District Office in Keaukaha Homestead, to take place November 3-7, 2025, with minor traffic disruptions expected.

Hawai‘i Island police partner with agencies for "Healing Our Highways," a traffic safety vigil to remember lives lost and promote safer driving, with sign-waving events and addresses by officials.

Hawaii's traffic fatalities in 2025 have surpassed the previous year's with 106 deaths reported by October 24, outpacing the 102 in 2024. HDOT is implementing safety measures and urging public cooperation.

The National Weather Service indicates continued trade winds for Honolulu with a decline before increasing again, isolated thunderstorms, and easing trade winds leading to a withdrawal of the Small Craft Advisory.

Hawai'i Police found the second missing person from the Hilo hotel fire unharmed; the fire's cause is under investigation with public assistance sought.

A 1944 Maui ordinance still technically bans minors from playing pinball. The county council has introduced Bill 155 to remove the legal oddity and update the code.

Hawai‘i Police Department reports 19 DUI arrests in one week, with overall DUI arrests down by 7.03% and a notable decrease in fatal crashes and fatalities.

Three Hawai‘i Island Police officers were honored by the Aloha Exchange Club for their exceptional service, including cases of detective work, domestic abuse intervention, and solving a burglary.

Hawai‘i's Department of Agriculture granted over $465,700 to seven projects aiming to strengthen its specialty agricultural sectors, including fruit and floriculture, through the SCBGP for fiscal year 2025.

Honolulu forecast includes mixed weather with showers and possible thunderstorms, diminishing trades, and a decrease in fire concerns due to higher humidity. Marine advisories remain for strong trades and seas up to 10 feet.

Kaua'i County's Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program waiting list closes November 6, 2025. Applications before this will be processed, but applicants must update contact info online.

Kulike Ventura-Tampos was arrested in Hawai‘i for multiple offenses including vehicle break-ins, an assault on a County employee, and drug possession. His bail is set at $157,000.

Kaua‘i Police Detective Hanson Hsu was honored as one of Hawai‘i's Top Cops for his exceptional service and skills as a bomb technician and his commitment to public safety.