Hawai‘i reports a new travel-related dengue case on Oʻahu, among 15 cases statewide in 2024. The Health Department is conducting mosquito control and advising residents to take preventive measures.

The 24th Annual Waimea Light Parade is set for December 21, 2024, starting at 6 p.m., with road closures announced by the Kaua‘i Police Department from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

The Buildings Division office will close from Dec. 16-20 for relocation, pausing in-person, telephone, and email services. Operations will resume on Dec. 23.

The Kaua'i Police Department is seeking help to find Brandi Titus, 44, missing from Kōloa since December 2. She is 5'5" with hazel eyes and brown hair.

The National Weather Service advises Oahu to expect continued rain and diminishing thunderstorm risk with gusty winds, changing marine and aviation conditions, and advisory-level surf conditions on some shores.

Nine birds in Pearl Harbor were euthanized due to their link to a previous avian flu outbreak at a sanctuary in Wahiawa, with ongoing measures to prevent spread.

The USDA has allocated $2.6 million to fund 17 projects in Hawaii, aimed at strengthening local food supply infrastructure, under its Resilient Food System Infrastructure program.

Hawaiian company Shaka Tea is shutting down due to economic challenges despite its unique māmaki tea and commitment to local agriculture, with products available for a few more months.

Honolulu's economic outlook for 2025 remains steady at a 2.0% growth rate, with growth in construction, real estate, and tourism. Despite some sectors still recovering, low unemployment and a rise in home sales offer positive signs.

Endangered Hawaiian crows were reintroduced into East Maui, marking a hopeful step for species recovery through a partnership involving several conservation organizations.

The Honolulu Fire Department rapidly responded to a distress call from an injured elderly hiker on the Diamond Head Crater Trail, efficiently executing an airlift rescue.

Honolulu firefighters quickly extinguished a fire at a Kalihi auto repair shop, with no injuries and limited damage. The fire, which began Monday night, was put out in less than 30 minutes. An investigation is ongoing to determine the cause.

A Kurtistown man was charged with illegal firearms possession, threats, and assault after his arrest following a domestic dispute. Police also found unregistered weapons and drugs in his vehicle.