Maui County Parks and Recreation facilities, including pools and offices, will close on December 6, 2024, for staff training and repairs, with most reopening on December 9 except for pools which reopen on December 7.

Governor David Ige of Hawai'i reflects on his administration's achievements in affordable housing and combating homelessness and expresses gratitude while encouraging community service and local shopping.

A 10-foot tiger shark spotted near Kekaha Beach led to a warning from local authorities, urging a halt to ocean activities, with lifeguards set to reassess the situation.

Hawaii's housing crisis was the focus of a summit in Waikīkī, where Governor Green spoke on the need for affordable housing solutions, and officials outlined multi-billion dollar initiatives for low-income and Native Hawaiian housing.

The National Weather Service in Honolulu forecasts light winds and stable weather for Hawaii, with afternoon showers expected in some areas. A High Surf Warning is in effect through today.

New surveillance cameras in Honolulu's Chinatown helped police arrest three suspects for vandalism, with one suspect still at large. The cameras were praised for increasing community safety.

A moped rider died after a collision on Kapiolani Boulevard; the driver cooperated with Honolulu police, who aren't considering speed, drugs, or alcohol as factors.

The Honolulu Fire Department successfully rescued two hikers who got lost on the Lulumahu Falls Trail, with the operation extending into the next day due to weather.

A motorcyclist died in a late-night crash on the H-1 Freeway in Honolulu, marking the city's 44th traffic fatality in 2024. The incident is under investigation.

Ten new deputies have joined Hawai‘i's Department of Law Enforcement after graduating and completing a six-month training program, ready to enhance public safety.

Hawai‘i Island Police are searching for Brian Riggs, reported missing since November 28. Last seen in Pahoa, he has distinct tattoos and scars. Public assistance is requested.

The National Weather Service outlines Hawaii's weather, predicting moderate trade winds, stable conditions, and light showers, particularly in windward areas.

Kaua‘i County's real property assessment notices for 2025 will be mailed by December 1st, advising residents to review them for accuracy and appealing before December 31, 2024, if necessary.