The Lahaina wildfire debris cleanup is moving to a new phase, with trucks hauling debris from Olowalu to the Central Maui Landfill, affecting traffic in West Maui.

Hawaii's weather forecast includes stable trade winds and minimal showers, leading to calm conditions with some passing showers, mainly over windward areas. A High Surf Advisory is also in effect for south shores.

Kauai DMV and Real Property offices will close on June 17 for training, with services resuming June 18. Kapa‘a DMV is open by appointment; Līhu‘e DMV accepts walk-ins. Residents can still manage property taxes via drop box or online.

Hawaii's Governor Josh Green signed Senate Bill 281, Act 147, classifying torture as a class A felony, with support from law enforcement to combat serious crimes.

Honolulu Police investigate a video showing suspected child abuse, after public reports on June 5. They urge reporting of abuse and have opened an abuse case.

Two Honolulu police officers were seriously assaulted by a 25-year-old male with a knife. Both officers required hospitalization, and the suspect was arrested for assault.

The East Maui Water Authority is hosting events from June 16-18 to discuss watershed and water resource planning, including field trips, community meetings, and panels, requiring invites for some activities.

Honolulu expects light to moderate trade winds with sporadic showers this week, and stable weather patterns. High Surf Advisory in effect on south shores until Sunday evening.

Hawaiʻi's Kauaʻi District Health Office will begin a door-to-door emergency preparedness survey on June 23, as part of a CASPER initiative to improve local disaster readiness.

Junson Heckerz was arrested in Hawai‘i after a crime spree, which included auto theft and burglary, leading to an officer-involved shooting. He faces multiple charges and a $293,100 bail. An investigation and critical incident review are underway.

HDOT resumes nightly transport of modular homes to aid Maui wildfire survivors, causing traffic delays from Kahului to Lahaina between June 10-12 and 17-19.

Kaua‘i County faces phone outages; advises public to use digital methods, with emergency lines still operational. Alternative numbers provided; residents urged to visit county website for updates.

Three individuals from Hawaii were convicted of a bribery scheme related to affordable housing development, facing up to 20 years in prison each. No housing was built despite their agreements. Sentencing is set for October.