A two-alarm fire at Waipahu's Su Casa Apartment complex was extinguished by Honolulu Fire Department without any injuries reported; an investigation into the cause is ongoing.

Hawaii's OHCA fined Home Care Hawaii Inc. $1,000 after an elderly care home incident where a resident was left in a hot car. No injuries occurred, but the fine emphasizes the state's commitment to care standards.

The State Foundation on Culture and the Arts in Hawaiʻi struggles with a $1 million funding gap, despite federal support, due to legislative changes in fund utilization.

A two-vehicle collision on Kūhiō Highway in Kīlauea resulted in multiple injuries, a critical condition for a driver, and a road closure for nearly 4 hours.

Kauai reopens metal recycling services at county facilities, setting rules for drop-off items, and provides a free option for residents, with businesses directed to Puhi Metals Facility for a fee.

The article discusses the forecast for Honolulu, indicating moderate trade winds, fewer showers, and favorable beach conditions for the immediate future, with a possibility of increased showers later in the week.

A woman in Honolulu was arrested for DUI and assaulting an officer after a vehicle accident on Ala Moana Blvd. She resisted arrest and bit a policeman, who was treated for his injury. Charges include Resisting Arrest and Assault on Law Enforcement.

A woman was arrested for assaulting HPD officers in Aiea who were assisting her to leave a residence. Two officers were injured and treated. She faces charges for the assault.

Honolulu Police and Weed and Seed Hawai‘i celebrated the 22nd Culinary Arts Summer Program's success with an appreciation luncheon, highlighting community collaboration and student achievement.

A man's pit bull was fatally shot during a dispute in Honolulu, and police are seeking a suspect described as a male in his 20s, of Portuguese or Puerto Rican descent.

Kūhiō Highway in Kauaʻi will undergo nightly closures until September 15 for pavement reconstruction, with weekend single lane closures and emergency access maintained.

Hawaii advances green transportation with new electric buses, supported by HDOT, Federal grants, and the VW Settlement, aiming for 100% renewable public bus fleets by 2035.

Amala Place and Kanahā Beach Park in Kahului are beautified by county crews, improving safety and accessibility while supporting the houseless community in the area.