Traffic alert for guardrail installation at Honoapiʻilani Highway and Kapunakea Street in Lahaina affects southbound lane on March 6-7 due to the Kaiāulu o Kūkuʻia project.

Modular homes are being transported from Kahului to Lahaina, Maui for wildfire survivors, causing likely traffic delays during the night of March 5-7.

Honolulu forecasts partly cloudy, hazy weather with a transition to drier, cooler trade winds, and potential for increased rainfall and stronger winds in the upcoming week.

Honolulu's HDOT has started a speed enforcement camera program issuing warning mails, not tickets, at ten intersections to encourage slower driving and reduce accidents.

Mayor Richard T. Bissen, Jr. will deliver the 2025 State of the County Address at Maui Arts and Cultural Center on March 7, with both in-person and live broadcast options available.

HDOT announces night lane closure at South High Street and Kolo Place for roadwork, causing potential traffic delays.

Kaua'i Police Activities League invites kids to join their free wrestling program and seeks volunteer coaches, promoting a positive community and drug-free environment.

An Oahu clinic owner was sentenced to nine months in federal prison for health care fraud involving military members' families and Medicare beneficiaries.

A bicyclist collided with a truck on Kaua'i's Kaumuali‘i Highway, resulting in serious injuries for the cyclist. The accident closed the highway and is under investigation.

Hawaiian residents can expect a dry weekend with showers on leeward areas, with trade winds returning next week possibly bringing wetter conditions. Muggy air to decrease with the trade winds, while vog also expected to ease.

USACE and Kaua‘i County will host a public meeting on March 6 about the Waimea River Flood Control Project Modification Study to discuss details and seek community feedback.

First families have moved into Kaua‘i’s Lima Ola Housing Development, as part of the County's largest affordable housing project, with more units to come.

Three officers from the Hawai‘i Police Department were honored by the KCPC for their outstanding service in complex cases involving fraud, arson, and drug offenses.