AG Anne Lopez leads 21 states in suing President Trump's administration to stop workforce cuts in the U.S. Department of Education, aiming to protect student services and uphold educational rights.

Hawai‘i DOH alerts about possible listeria in MYY Trade Co. enoki mushrooms, advising customers to dispose of them and seek medical attention if symptoms develop.

Hawaiʻi Child Support Enforcement Agency launched a new mobile app and upgraded their web portal to streamline child support management for parents and guardians.

Local sports complex courts close for resurfacing until Sept. 2025, with a $3.1 million project led by Pacific Concrete. Alternative courts are available following similar upgrades.

Placer County introduced an online resource to help residents understand fire hazard mapping and ensure compliance with new wildfire preparedness standards.

The National Weather Service reports weakening trade winds and continued showers in Honolulu, with unstable weather and potential thunderstorms north of the islands over the weekend.

Hawai‘i Island police seek public help in locating missing 34-year-old Simon Varela, last seen in December at a residence in Ocean View Estates, driving a gold-colored 2003 Toyota Matrix with license plates ZMF837.

Hawai'i police seek Andrew Amon, 29, for questioning and warn the public he's considered armed and dangerous; they advise not to approach him and report sightings to authorities.

Hawai‘i's Department of Agriculture extends the voluntary pause on interisland bird transport for 90 more days to prevent bird flu spread, despite no new cases since November 2024.

Hawaii police investigate a juvenile's verbal threats involving a firearm at Kona Pacific Charter School. The student wasn't arrested; police and Crime Stoppers seek tips.

Hawaiʻi business owner Nenita Mauricio faces charges for allegedly filing false tax statements through her unlicensed company, facing significant fines and prison time.

Attorney General Anne Lopez joins a coalition of 17 attorneys general to file an amicus brief supporting Medicaid recipients' right to choose their health care providers, including Planned Parenthood.

Former Kamaka Hawaiʻi manager Frederick Kamaka, Jr. was sentenced for failing to file tax returns, with penalties including a $20,000 payment, community service, and supervision. The company paid its due taxes but faces further civil liabilities.