HDOT announced an overnight closure of Farrington Highway's westbound lanes in Wai‘anae for pavement repairs following a water main break. Contraflow traffic will be implemented.

The Hawaii Board of Land and Natural Resources rejected the U.S. Army's Environmental Impact Statement for continued use of state lands in O'ahu, citing unaddressed environmental and cultural concerns.

A trough affects Hawaii's weather with increased windward showers and localized sea breezes. Trade winds to return Tuesday, with aviation alerts for mountain obscurations. Moderate trade winds decline but will resume later in the week.

Honolulu firefighters quickly extinguished a fire in a second-floor apartment in Aiea, assessing one male's condition post-incident; the fire's cause is under investigation.

A 16-year-old was detained at Waianae High School for carrying a firearm; it had a defaced serial number, and the student faces a 'Place to Keep' charge.

The Honolulu Police warned of a scam after an elderly resident was tricked into sending $58,000, believing they won a sweepstakes. Authorities urge the public to report suspicious windfall promises.

Kaua'i Fire Department promotes the PulsePoint Respond app to enhance community response to cardiac emergencies.

County officials announce an increase in wastewater septic disposal rates effective July 1, 2025, with fees rising from $64.80 to $88.78 per 1,000 gallons.

The NWS predicts varied weather for Hawaii, with breezy tradewinds shifting to a weak trough. Windward showers will ease, but return with a new trough next week. Rough surf remains on east shores.

Police in Pāhoa, Hawaii seized drugs, weapons, and explosives, arresting a man named Shannon Hostetler on related charges. The operation involved local and federal agencies.

Kapa‘a drivers to face delays due to single lane closures on Kamalu Road and Kolupua Street for guardrail repairs from June 30 to July 3, from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., weather permitting.

Hawai‘i Police Chief Moszkowicz apologized for actions causing "pain and confusion," reaffirmed his commitment to the Big Island, and emphasized building trust.

Hawaii's Governor has made the Community Outreach Court permanent on Oʻahu, helping over 700 participants since 2017 by addressing low-level offenses and connecting them with services.