A multi-agency task force in Oʻahu is working to shut down illegal game rooms through a program called Operation Follow Through, focusing on criminal activity and code violations.

A man was arrested for allegedly defacing a gravestone at Honolulu's Mōʻiliʻili Japanese Cemetery. Local authorities responded promptly to the vandalism report.

A man was stabbed and robbed at an ATM in Makiki Shopping Center, Honolulu. Police classified it as Attempted Murder in the Second Degree and are seeking information.

The County of Kauaʻi alerts residents about fake letters impersonating the County Council regarding fireworks and ordinances, warning against these scams and providing verification advice.

Kauaʽi Police seek new tips in the 2010 murder of Amber Jackson, who died from head trauma. A $20,000 reward is offered for information leading to a conviction.

Hawaii's DOH responded to a 300-gallon fuel leak at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam; the issue was contained with no health or environmental risk reported.

Maui Police confirmed that Gerald Boiani, a missing 74-year-old man from Kihei, left the island voluntarily. The community was thanked for their assistance in the search.

HDOT is rehabilitating Joseph P. Leong and Kamehameha Highways, altering work hours to avoid traffic disruptions, with project completion expected in December 2025.

Stable weather with trade winds and passing showers is expected in Hawaii until Tuesday, with strong winds and a Small Craft Advisory for mariners. Surf conditions vary across shores, and a fire weather watch is issued for leeward areas.

Hilo police are searching for a suspect involved in an April 27 assault, described as a Caucasian man in his late 20s or 30s, and have released a surveillance image to the public for assistance.

Hawai‘i Island police investigate a shooting after a woman was critically injured during an alleged home burglary; homeowner arrested but released pending inquiry.

Hawai'i Police, with NHTSA, launched a "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign for the Fourth of July, aiming to curb drunk driving and related accidents.

Maui County offices and services will close or have modified hours on the Fourth of July, with regular schedules resuming on July 7. Trash pickup and bus services will operate normally.