The Honolulu Fire Department reported extinguishing a significant fire at a Waipahu residence which required 43 personnel. No occupants were harmed, and an investigation is ongoing.

Hilo police investigate a traffic incident where an elderly Minnesota visitor was critically injured at a crosswalk; driver not suspected of impairment or speeding.

The Hawai‘i State Council on Developmental Disabilities plans its annual Day at the Capitol for March 5, celebrating inclusion and the contributions of people with developmental disabilities.

Diamond Head State Monument in Hawaii will have intermittent closures through March and April for safety upgrades to prevent rockfalls, but will remain open during school break.

The article discusses the calm weather forecast for Honolulu, with stable conditions until Thursday, potential showers late in the week, and a High Surf Advisory. Unsettled weather and heavy showers may arrive Sunday.

John B. Stancil was sentenced to 20 years for his role in a racketeering conspiracy with the Miske Enterprise, including chemical attacks and murder plots.

Kaua‘i Fire Department launches PulsePoint Respond app to alert CPR-trained bystanders to nearby cardiac emergencies, aiming to improve survival rates.

Two men, Nobriga and Gonsalves, were arrested in Hilo after a violent disturbance involving a BB gun and theft. Nobriga was charged with multiple crimes, with bail at $198,000, and Gonsalves faces first-degree robbery charges.

Hawai'i police charged a Pāhoa man, Guy M. Nobriga, with firearms and drug offenses after reports of gunshots and a traffic stop revealed a stolen gun and drugs in his car.

Volunteers in O‘ahu combat invasive coqui frogs to protect local ecosystems, using citric acid spray as a primary method to control the population and preserve Hawaii's natural and cultural soundscapes.

The Keanakolu Orchard in the Hilo Forest Reserve on Hawaiʻi Island is closing temporarily from February 11 to 14 for maintenance, according to the DOFAW.

Hawaiʻi Supreme Court ruled to let a $4 billion wildfire settlement proceed, rejecting insurance companies' subrogation claims and favoring victims. Governor Green praised the decision.

A lawsuit led by Attorney General Anne Lopez and 21 states' attorneys general targets the Trump Administration for reducing research funding, which may jeopardize medical and public health research.