Honolulu Police and CrimeStoppers are seeking public help to locate Sung Kwak, a missing man last seen in Pearl City, whose phone was later found in Waikiki.

Swimming is not advised at Hā‘ena Beach Park due to an 8- to 10-foot shark sighting. Safety signs are posted, and conditions will be reassessed the following day.

The Kahaualeʻa Natural Area Reserve in Hawaiʻi reopens after volcanic activity subsides, with recommendations for checking eruption updates before visiting.

Hawai'i designates October as Cybersecurity Awareness Month, with Governor Josh Green promoting cyber education and safety in the digital space. Initiatives support developing skills and defending online infrastructures.

The Hawai‘i Department of Transportation has announced full closures of the Likelike Highway for paving work, with daily disruptions starting Oct. 7 from 8:30 am to 2:30 pm.

The National Weather Service forecasts gentle trade winds and potential thunderstorms in Honolulu, with stable conditions expected to return by Monday.

Traffic on Na‘au Road in Kalāheo will be disrupted on October 11 for a road resurfacing project, necessitating a full road closure from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Local authorities advise residents to adjust travel plans.

The Kaua'i Police Department is seeking public assistance in identifying a suspect involved in the theft and unauthorized use of credit cards from residential mailboxes.

Voters from the closed Keālia Post Office must update registration addresses to receive ballots, using online systems, paper forms, or in-person assistance.

The National Weather Service predicts a mix of sun and showers for Hawaii over the weekend, with light to moderate trade winds and a slight chance of thunderstorms on the Big Island.

The Hawaiʻi DOH issued a health alert for a recall of ANSWERS Pet Food due to Salmonella and Listeria risks, advising on safety and refund procedures.

Kapa‘a Refuse Transfer Station will be closed for renovations from November 2, 2024, to August 2, 2025, with only the green waste section open. Residents must use alternate sites for disposal.

Nine inmates at WCCC graduated with certificates and one with an AA degree through the Windward Community College's program, marking a first in the facility's history.