The Hawaii Police Department's third annual Outrigger Youth Canoe Regatta promoted community ties and competition, drawing around 100 kids with support from local entities and volunteers.

Honolulu's weather forecast suggests steady trade winds with nighttime and morning showers, particularly in windward and mauka areas, as per the National Weather Service.

Travelers flying from Daniel K. Inouye International Airport to the U.S. mainland, Alaska, or Guam should expect longer wait times for USDA inspections due to limited staffing and reduced hours at certain inspection stations.

A man on Maui was arrested for using a drone for fishing and possessing various forms of marijuana, facing multiple charges including illegal drone use and drug possession.

HDOT warns of traffic due to transporting modular homes for wildfire victims from Kahului to Lahaina from April 9 to 11 at night, impacting several routes.

Governor Josh Green of Hawaiʻi ordered flags at half-staff to honor former State Representative Gene Ward, reflecting on his life of public service and impact on the state.

Honolulu Police arrested several individuals and issued citations during a crackdown on illegal street racing, with speeds reaching up to 152 mph in a 55 mph zone. They emphasize the importance of safe driving.

Kaua‘i Police Department's Records and Firearms Services will close early at 2 p.m. on April 16, 2025, due to staff training. Regular hours resume the next day. KPD is recruiting for Emergency Services Dispatchers and Public Safety Workers.

The NWS Honolulu forecasts a mix of weather for Hawaii including persistent trade winds, increased moisture with showery conditions, and marine impacts due to wind and swell. Advisories are in place for strong winds and rough seas.

Honolulu firefighters extinguished a large rubbish fire in Kahalu'u; no structures were harmed, cause under investigation.

The Maui Police seek public help to find James Dando, last seen leaving his Kahului home on April 1, 2025. He is described as 6'4", with distinctive tattoos.

Hawaiʻi County Police Detective William Brown was convicted of perjury and faces a five-year sentence for lying under oath in a grand jury proceeding.

Hawai‘i joins a multi-state lawsuit challenging President Trump's executive order that mandates changes to voting processes, citing it as an unconstitutional overreach of executive power.