Hawaiian Telcom is upgrading its infrastructure in East Kapolei, which involves laying new fiber optic cables, affecting local traffic from May 13 to June 13, 2025, during weekdays.

The Hanalei Refuse Transfer Station only accepts bagged trash until May 16 due to drainage repairs, with other services running as usual. Residents can contact the Solid Waste Division for more info.

Hawai'i Island police are investigating a potential drowning incident that led to the death of a 62-year-old tourist, Lori Trende-Landgraver, during a night-time underwater excursion in Kona.

Hawaiʻi sues fossil fuel companies for climate deception, amidst federal attempts to block the state lawsuit. The state accuses them of deceptive practices and demands compensation for environmental damages.

Hawaiʻi Department of Health marks May as Mental Health Month, highlighting the need for improved mental health support for children and adults facing significant challenges, including high rates of depression and suicide contemplation.

Aloha Stadium is launching an art contest asking local artists to create a sculpture from the stadium's salvaged metal, offering a stipend and a $1,000 prize.

Construction of Kuilei Place in Honolulu's Mō‘ili‘ili neighborhood aims to alleviate housing pressures with over 1,000 homes, advanced sustainability features, and diverse amenities.

Hawai'i declares May as Pride in Public Service Month to honor state workers for their dedication. Governor Josh Green and other officials express gratitude for their contributions.

Hawaii's EOEL is expanding its public pre-kindergarten programs, with applications open for the 2025-2026 school year, prioritizing eligible children in their home school region.

The article reviews the pivotal role of the Hawai‘i National Guard during the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting their diverse missions and the end of their longest activation in history.

Moderate to breezy trade winds are expected to continue in Honolulu through the week, with a Small Craft Advisory in effect until Sunday. A cold front may reduce wind speeds and increase showers starting Sunday.

Honolulu Fire Department responded quickly to a high-rise fire on April 29th, extinguishing the flames within 22 minutes of their arrival. No occupants were harmed, and an investigation into the cause is ongoing.

Hawai‘i launched Operation Hire Hawai‘i to address public sector vacancies, attracting 900 job seekers at an event and receiving over 3,000 applications. The state is rapidly processing hires to meet workforce needs.