Hawai'i Island Police are searching for Rick Andrade, a missing 37-year-old from Kurtistown, last seen near Volcano and Enos Roads. Public assistance is requested.

Maui County implements Stage 2 water restrictions due to severe drought, impacting various services and imposing fines for noncompliance.

Public input is sought for the restoration of a debris storage site in Olowalu following Lahaina wildfires, with an open house event scheduled by Maui County.

Honolulu expects steady trade winds and moderate conditions. An easterly wave may bring more clouds and showers, particularly to eastern islands. Aviation and maritime operations are advised to be mindful of the conditions.

The Kaua‘i Fire Department and the Kaua‘i Philippine Cultural Center are launching Fire Prevention Week with an October 4 event featuring safety activities and education.

Jada Rossman joins Honolulu's city team as a Housing Policy Fellow from the Bloomberg Harvard City Hall Fellowship, aiming to reform housing regulations over two years.

Kaua'i officials developed a plan to balance nighttime football games with seabird protection during their Fledgling Season, utilizing a tiered system for game scheduling and on-site wildlife experts.

Officer Charles Caldwell-Kaai was named 2025 Police Officer of the Year by the Kona Crime Prevention Committee for his distinguished service and high-profile arrests.

Hawaii Governor Josh Green calls for national healing and an end to political violence in the US, highlighting recent violent events and urging for unity and nonviolence.

Honolulu is preparing for a tribute concert to honor reggae artist George "Fiji" Veikoso, expected to attract 30,000 fans and stream live on YouTube. Security and organization are priorities for the event.

Honolulu expects typical summer winds and showers as trade winds continue with occasional increased shower activity due to easterly waves.

The Women’s Community Correctional Center held its first wellness fair dedicated to supporting the health and well-being of its corrections officers and staff with services like massages and yoga.

Sergeant Amy Omaya of the Hawai‘i Police Department won the HSLEOA Officer of the Year award for her exceptional investigative work on two major homicide cases.