Oahu homeowners are facing shocking property tax assessment increases, with some properties jumping nearly 50% in value and one case seeing an 85% spike from $1.3 million to $2.4 million.

Hawaii confirms its 11th travel-related dengue case of 2025, with 10 cases on Oahu and one on Maui as health officials intensify mosquito control efforts.

Honolulu police distributed school supplies to students in shelters of Waimānalo and Kahaluʻu, with support from Councilmember Esther Kiaʻaina, emphasizing community care and police engagement.

Students from Hawaii's medical group explored forensic science at the Honolulu Police Department, engaging in activities like fingerprint analysis and touring DNA and drug labs.

The Maui Police's MMEU provided essential services for the houseless at Kalama Park, including health support and resource information, as part of community engagement.

California man, 52, rescued from Kalalau Trail in Kauai with two minors after sustaining an ankle injury; airlifted to safety, he refused additional medical care.

Lane closures for guardrail repairs on Kikala Road are scheduled by the Department of Public Works and Maui Kupono Builders on August 7-8, causing minor delays.

The Kaua'i Office of Economic Development is accepting proposals for 2025-2026 Innovation Grants through September 2, 2025, available online via SMApply.

The National Weather Service in Honolulu predicts continued warm, humid weather, easing trade winds, and the potential for heavy showers in Hawaii due to Tropical Cyclone Gil's remnants.

Maui Police Department's Records Section will be temporarily closed from August 7-15, 2025, impacting walk-ins and calls. Alternative contact methods during this period include email and the Gov QA portal. Services resume on August 18.

Kaua‘i's Puhi Metals Recycling Center temporarily stops accepting electric and hybrid vehicles due to safety concerns in shipping and handling, with revised protocols underway.

Kaua‘i firefighters quickly extinguished a Kalāheo structure fire with no injuries; damages estimated at $250K.

Hawaiʻi State Youth Commission welcomes new youth commissioners to shape state policies, reflecting diverse local cultures and communities, and advocating for a better Hawaiʻi.