Honolulu Police conducted a raid on an illegal gambling operation, seizing 11 machines and cash from a game room on Democrat Street, supported by several law enforcement divisions.

Hawaii will conduct a mandatory live fire training exercise at Kona and Hilo airports from Feb. 10-12 to recertify aircraft rescue firefighters, not affecting normal operations.

Hawaii police are investigating an incident near Konawaena High School where a reported firearm in an SUV led to four arrests and a school lockdown, though it may have been a construction tool.

Honolulu's weather will remain stable with mild east-southeast winds and light showers in windward areas. A front may bring more rain by the week's end, but no major weather issues are expected.

Hawai‘i Police collaborate with NHTSA to enforce sober driving during Super Bowl LIX, amidst rising DUI arrests and traffic fatalities, urging responsibility and the use of designated drivers.

Volunteers are invited to help with dune restoration at Haycraft Beach Park on February 12, planting native species and learning about coastal ecosystem resilience.

The County of Maui is hiring for their PALS summer session, a program for children 5-12 that includes arts, crafts, sports, and more, from June 9 to July 28, 2025.

Lane closures on Haleko Road in Kauai for guardrail repairs are scheduled from Feb. 13-21, causing potential delays on weekdays between 8 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.

The new Satellite DMV in Kapa‘a, within the Kapa‘a Armory, offers vehicle and utility transaction services by appointment only, excluding driver's license services, which remain at the Līhu‘e DMV.

Hawai'i has begun charging nonresidents to fish, expecting to raise $1 million annually for conservation and restoration projects. The fees are $20 for a day, $40 for seven days, or $70 annually, with exceptions for military and under-15 youth.

HDOT announces lane closures in Lahaina for sewer line installation and paving related to affordable housing project.

HDOT warns of traffic delays due to the transport of modular homes for wildfire survivors in Lahaina on specific nights in February, affecting routes to Ka Laʻi Ola site.

Riley Saito has been appointed as the executive director of NELHA, bringing experience from energy sector roles for advancing Hawaii's energy and food security.