Light winds and dry conditions are expected in Honolulu through Sunday, with increasing showers and possible thunder from Sunday to Tuesday. Trade winds and typical showers may return later next week.

Honolulu Fire Department responded to a residential fire at 369 North Vineyard Boulevard, extinguishing it within 42 minutes and aiding residents with the help of the Red Cross.

A woman was rescued from Ho‘opi‘i Falls Trail in Kaua‘i after an ankle injury, with first responders working during a Flood Watch. The Kaua‘i Fire Department Chief commended the rescue operation.

Hawai‘i police are searching for two runaway teens, Zealand Brickwood and Kelii Nobriga, last seen in Kea‘au on April 23. They urge community support and provide descriptions and contact info for leads.

Hawaii Island police arrested 16 drivers for DUI in a week, amidst 310 major crashes in 2025, with a slight increase in DUIs and decrease in fatal crashes from 2024.

Overnight sewer line work will close one southbound lane on Honoapiʻilani Highway in Wailuku for the Puʻuhona Homestead project, with controlled single-lane traffic.

Kealakekua Bay in Hawaii is preparing for an invasive species removal event on May 18, where volunteers will help extract non-native fish to protect the local ecosystem.

Kauaʻi's Temporary Kapa‘a Bypass Road will be closed at month's end for reconstruction, affecting southbound traffic from Kūhiō Highway to Olohena Road.

Kaua‘i's Mānā Plain sanctuary reports an increase in native and migratory waterbirds, according to DLNR. Restoration efforts since the 1990s have made the sanctuary a community and ecological asset.

Maui County announces the completion of debris removal from Lahaina following wildfires, with the USACE and other agencies clearing 500 tons in under 30 days while ensuring no historical damage.

The article describes a stable weather pattern in Honolulu, with moderate winds and occasional showers, according to the National Weather Service. Weather changes are expected by the weekend, and potentially unsettled weather early next week.

Kaua'i will conduct a full-scale search and rescue exercise on April 30 with multiple agencies, led by the U.S. Coast Guard, to improve emergency preparedness.

A wastewater spill at Coco Palms in Wailua led to 6,000 gallons of effluent released due to a pump station failure. The area was contained and disinfected.