Online registration for the Maui County PALS Summer 2025 program will open from April 1-15, for children ages 5-12, with activities from June 9 to July 25. No late applications accepted.

HDOA introduces a free treatment program to eliminate little fire ant infestations from O'ahu homes, investing $1.1M for pest control treatments at up to 580 residences.

Maui County moved a DMV kiosk to Nāpili Market, Lahaina, for West Maui residents' convenience, offering quick vehicle registration renewals without a DMV visit.

Maui's Front Street is undergoing a project starting around April 1 to remove old pilings, with closures expected in the area between Dickenson Street and Papalaua Street.

Variable weather in Honolulu expected with breezy trades, mostly sunny leeward and partly cloudy windward skies, and potential showers. Winds weaken early next week, increasing shower chances.

Hawaiʻi DOH issued a NOVO to MCBH for water pollution law violations, including a failed toxicity test and unreported chemical use, leading to a $95,000 fine.

Hawai'i police report 15 DUI arrests with 2 crashes during a week in March 2025; slight rise in DUIs, but fewer major and fatal crashes.

Hawaiian police are searching for Robert Teinauri-Carman, wanted for arrest warrants and as a person of interest in a burglary. He is considered armed and dangerous, and the public is urged to report sightings.

Maui's Department of Human Concerns seeks community input to improve services through an anonymous online or phone survey carried out by Anthology Research Group.

Maui County offers grant workshops on March 27-28, teaching local entities how to secure funding; limited to 2 people per organization and requires pre-registration by March 25.

Honolulu police are searching for a missing 51-year-old woman, Vesna Young, last seen in the Miloli‘i area. Her vehicle was found empty, and authorities are investigating her disappearance.

Ex-Maui police chiefs back Chief Pelletier linked to a Diddy lawsuit, despite Mayor Bissen's leave stance. Pelletier presents evidence of not being at the alleged assault scene.

Honolulu expects wet and windy weather due to an upper-level trough, with increased rain chances, especially in windward and higher areas. Conditions may improve by the weekend with a front bringing showers early next week.