Residents in West Maui can recycle bulky items at a Go Green event at Lahaina Civic Center on Dec. 14, with appointments required through Mālama Maui Nui.

The National Weather Service issued a Wind Advisory and High Surf Advisory in Honolulu with strong trade winds and significant swells expected. Fire weather conditions are possible, and a Small Craft Advisory is in effect for boaters.

A 19-year-old was seriously injured in a shooting in Waianae, Honolulu. EMS responded Friday night, and eastbound Farrington Highway lanes were shut down during the police investigation. The shooter is still unidentified.

Water tests in Aiea to Kahala showed no E. coli after an initial positive sample. BWS assured the public the tap water is safe, as routine chlorine disinfection prevents risk.

The University of Hawaii women's basketball team's 13-game home win streak ended with an overtime loss to Long Beach State.

The 52nd Honolulu Marathon drew over 35,000 runners, with Eritrea's Yamane Haileselassie and Kenya's Cynthia Limo winning the male and female races, respectively.

A 64-year-old man was injured in an assault at A’ala Park, Honolulu, and was transported to a trauma facility in serious condition. The incident remains under investigation.

Incarcerated mothers at WCCC reunited with their children for a festive event with activities, gifts, and a visit from Santa, supported by the Pūʻā Foundation and the Honolulu Diocese.

The NWS in Honolulu forecasts strengthening trade winds and a dry week for Hawaii, with potential increased rainfall and wind advisories. An upper-level low may enhance rain later in the week.

Hawaii celebrated Laulima Day with widespread community support, including donations of toys, household items, and money to help local families during the holidays.

Leeward Community College in Hawaii is offering a new Bus Driver Training class to address the shortage of school bus drivers, with the program starting on January 13, 2025.

Lane and road closures on Pu’uwai Road, Kalaheo, are extended until December 31, 2024, due to waterline work by the Department of Water and Hawaiian Dredging Construction Company.

Kekaha roads will undergo partial closures for resurfacing from December 9 to 13, offering limited access to residents and no on-street parking in the work zones. Flaggers will guide traffic, aiming to minimize disruptions.