Maui County has announced a Lahaina Community Meeting to discuss post-disaster recovery efforts, involving wildfire debris management and cultural restoration.

Hawai‘i Island police report 17 DUI arrests with a slight decrease in offenses from last year, 5 involved in crashes, 2 underaged; major crashes increased while fatal crashes and deaths decreased.

The National Weather Service forecasts persistent breezy trade winds in Hawaii, with increased moisture and showers mainly affecting windward and mauka areas.

Honolulu Police busted an illegal gambling operation in Pearl City, arresting one man and seizing 16 machines and $3,855. They encourage public reporting of such activities.

DOW urges Hanalei and ʻAnini Beach residents to conserve water due to a pump failure at Maka Ridge Well, emphasizing community cooperation during infrastructure repairs.

Hawaiʻi police sought help to identify a key witness in an assault case. The community quickly responded, leading to his identification. The investigation continues with thanks to public assistance.

Hawai'i celebrated the first six graduates of the Mohala Wahine program, which offers a restorative justice approach for women, addressing challenges to steer them away from jail.

Hawaiian crows, known as `alalā, are adapting well after being reintroduced to the wild, exhibiting natural behaviors and even nest building, which signals potential for the species' recovery.

Hawai‘i Police's HI-PAL and officers host a youth event in Hilo with sports and games, fostering community engagement and discussing healthy lifestyle choices.

Kauai's DOW will hold a public forum on the Kapaʻa Homesteads Tanks Project at St. Catherine Parish on July 1, for community input and project details.

The NWS forecasts a drier week for Honolulu with slower trade winds and mainly windward and mauka showers. Atmospheric changes will slightly weaken trades but maintain moderate breezes.

The Maui Police Department provided healthcare and support services to the houseless at Kalama Park with its MMEU initiative, involving community partners.

Two hikers were rescued by the Honolulu Fire Department from Olomana Ridge Trail after experiencing muscle cramps. The HFD responded quickly, airlifting them to safety where EMS took over their care.