Honolulu Fire Department rescued two hikers trapped above Nuuanu Reservoir, with both suffering only minor injuries. The efficient operation including a helicopter airlift concluded by early evening.

Detective Donovan Kohara of Hawai‘i County received the Haweo Award on February 20, 2025, for his exceptional law enforcement work and dedication to community safety in Kona, as reported by Nixle.

DUI arrests on Hawai'i Island are marginally down from last year, but fatal crashes have increased. Police continue to operate patrols and checkpoints to address the issue.

The security contract for the Lahaina Impact Zone, following the August 2023 wildfires, is ending, but restricted access will continue in the recovery phase.

Lahaina traffic lights at Keawe and Kupuohi streets will be temporarily down for upgrades on February 21-22, potentially causing delays.

Maui officials are installing new security cameras in Lahaina to combat thefts following a fire, as part of broader safety measures including improved street lighting.

The Honolulu forecast indicates mild weather with light breezes, dry conditions, and occasional showers. A front may bring more rain midweek, while trade winds vary in intensity.

Honolulu Fire Department extinguished an accidental high-rise fire caused by an electrical issue involving a chest freezer's power cord, leading to $15,000 in damages.

A Lawai man was sentenced to 15 years for a fatal 2024 crash, with a life-driving ban and restitution, after his vehicle killed one man and seriously injured another.

Hilo police investigate a homicide after a man was found shot dead early Wednesday morning on Maunakai Street. An autopsy is planned, and witnesses are encouraged to come forward.

Hawai‘i DOT is holding virtual meetings to update Kaua‘i and Hawai‘i Island's Regional Long-Range Land Transportation Plans and collect public feedback.

A new bee species, Hylaeus paumako, with a unique all-black face was discovered on Moloka'i by Dr. Karl Magnacca, noting the importance of conservation efforts in the area.

Hawaii's Island Flex Open Enrollment for state employees runs from March 1 to April 30, 2025, for tax-free medical and dependent care spending accounts.