Moderate to breezy trade winds expected to persist in Hawaii, with usual windward and mauka showers; stability in marine and aviation conditions, but with advisories for turbulence, mountain obscuration, and small crafts.

A teenage girl was rescued by the Honolulu Fire Department after being injured at the Makapuu Tidepools in Hawaii Kai and unable to return to the trail.

A fire in Waipahu caused by accidental fireworks affected multiple homes, with no injuries reported. Firefighters brought the blaze under control within minutes.

Hawai‘i Police Department announces Coffee With a Cop events in West Hawai‘i to enhance community relations, with no set agenda to allow open conversation with local officers.

Maui residents face a 9% increase in sewer user fees, effective July 1, as the County of Maui seeks to finance wastewater system maintenance and repairs. The Maui County Council supports the hike as necessary for sustainability.

An altercation in Kalihi Street, Honolulu, escalated to an attempted murder and injury. Police arrived at 9 PM and closed the area for investigation. A 22-year-old was shot, and a 28-year-old relative injured an older man and faces charges.

The Hawai‘i Police Department announces the HI-PAL Youth Boxing Face Off event in Waimea, set for July 19, 2025, focusing on community engagement and mentorship.

The National Weather Service reports weakening high pressure near Oahu, leading to a decrease in trade winds and reduced fire concerns due to higher humidity.

Honolulu police issued a warning after a man tried luring girls with a plush toy near a school. The suspect drove a blue Honda sedan; no injuries were reported. Public assistance is sought.

Hawaii renames its Department of Agriculture to include Biosecurity and allocates $26.6 million plus 44 new positions to strengthen defenses against invasive species and support local agriculture.

Gov. Josh Green signed bills addressing insurance market issues and youth homelessness in Hawaii, aiming to stabilize insurance costs and provide services for homeless youth.

Honolulu's H-3 Freeway will experience delays due to film work from Kāne‘ohe Bay Lookout to Tetsuo Harano Tunnels, with expected slowdowns and rolling stops.

DBEDT partners with Made in Hawaii Festival to showcase local businesses at the Hawaii Made Pavilion, aiding startups and small enterprises in gaining retail exposure.