The Honolulu Fire Department responded to a five-vehicle crash in Nanakuli, extricating one person and transferring oversight to Honolulu Police for investigation.

The National Weather Service forecasts weaker trade winds and continued showers in Hawaii, with a high-pressure system causing windy, wet conditions, and advisories for surf, wind, and maritime activities in effect.

Attorney General Anne Lopez and 46 state attorneys general urge the FCC to enhance the vetting process for the Robocall Mitigation Database to prevent robocallers from entering the network.

Maui's public pools are closing for cleaning and recruitment, with Kīhei Aquatic Center and Kōkua Pool shutting down starting November 24, 2024, and reopening December 2, 2024. For updates, call the pool hotline.

The NWS forecast predicts typical tropical weather in Honolulu with gentle trade winds, occasional showers, and calm water conditions, ideal for outdoor activities and leisure.

High bacteria levels prompt a health advisory at Oahu's Laniakea Beach, posing risks to swimmers and the ecosystem.

A multi-vehicle crash on Farrington Highway in Nanakuli resulted in multiple injuries, one critical, and significant traffic disruption. Firefighters rescued a trapped victim and HPD is investigating the incident.

The FAA is probing why an American Airlines flight needed a rapid climb to avoid terrain after takeoff from Honolulu; the flight continued safely to LA.

Ala Namahana Parkway in Kīlauea will be one lane for utility work on weekdays from Nov. 18-27, excluding weekends, from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Delays expected; for inquiries contact Shioi Construction.

A man in Kona has been arrested for multiple assaults, including punching a visitor and stabbing another individual. He also faces terroristic threatening and other charges.

An Ocean View man, Bradford Borum, is charged with multiple offenses including terroristic threatening and property damage after a shooting incident during an argument.

Hawaiʻi's open enrollment for 2025 Health Insurance Marketplace has started. Residents can sign up or update plans until January 15, 2025, with subsidies available for some.

Hawaiian residents are on alert as an Emergency Proclamation has been issued due to a Red Flag Warning, signifying high wildfire risk in leeward areas.