Maui Bolsters Disaster Recovery with Expanded Case Management Services Post-Wildfires
Maui is enhancing its Disaster Case Management services to aid fire survivors, with Mayor Richard Bissen and John Smith highlighting the support available, including a range of referrals and aid up to $140 million.
Līhuʻe Man Arrested for Alleged Involvement in Kōloa Smoke Shop Burglaries as Kauaʻi Police Continue Investigation
The Kaua‘i Police Department arrested a man for several burglaries at Righteous Roots Smoke Shop and a minor was also detained. The investigation remains open, with authorities seeking further information.
Lahaina Community Rallies in Recovery as Wildfire Cleanup Efforts Surpass Halfway Point on Maui
The Lahaina community progresses in cleanup efforts after a wildfire, with over half of the debris moved to a permanent site. Agencies, including the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, are coordinating the operation.
Stable Weather and Lighter Trades on Horizon for Honolulu, NWS Reports
Forecast from NWS indicates stable weather, light breezes, and dry conditions for Honolulu, with minor windward showers expected, mostly clear skies, and generally favorable aviation conditions. A Small Craft Advisory is in effect for some waters.
University of Hawai'i Women's Volleyball Named Preseason Favorite in Final Big West Season Before Mountain West Move
The University of Hawai'i women's volleyball team is the preseason favorite to win the Big West Conference, as they prepare for their final season before joining the Mountain West in 2026.
Honolulu Firefighters and Hawai‘i National Guard Battle 600-Acre Wildfire in West O‘ahu
DLNR teams with Honolulu Fire Dept. and Hawai’i National Guard to combat a 600-acre West O‘ahu wildfire, 60% contained, with efforts to protect endangered species and watersheds. Public urged to prevent wildfires and stay informed.












