The body of a 50-year-old diver was recovered by Honolulu Ocean Safety in the waters off Alan Davis Beach in East Oahu after an unsuccessful resuscitation attempt.

Hawaii's DLIR has added Ilocano, Korean, Spanish, and Vietnamese to its Unemployment Insurance portal to improve accessibility for non-English speakers.

Hawaii DHS receives an additional $7.9 million from FEMA to expand its Maui wildfire recovery program, aiming to assist 3,000 households with new disaster case managers and care navigators.

Three men face charges for the armed robbery of a Honolulu game room, with potential prison sentences ranging up to twenty years, plus additional time for firearms charges.

Residents in Honolulu face rain from Tropical Storm Gilma's lingering effects, with potential localized flooding and increased humidity. Gilma and Hector's remnants may affect weather patterns into the weekend.

Michelin Guide-recognized Okdongsik is expanding to Honolulu, bringing its famed Korean gomtang soup to Sky Ala Moana condominiums, adding to Hawaii's culinary diversity.

The Kaua‘i Planning Department extended the deadline for community input on the East Kaua‘i Community and Circulation Plan to October 4, 2024, encouraging residents to participate in a survey and online open house.

The family of Fred Kaneshiro, who died in an ambulance fire due to an exploding oxygen tank, filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Honolulu Emergency Services.

A water main break in Mililani caused traffic disruptions and water service loss to the Mililani Shopping Center, with repair crews responding promptly.

The search for Gary Gushiken, who disappeared while snorkeling in Wailua, has been suspended after three days, despite the considerable efforts of local and federal agencies.

Lil Wayne is set to perform in Honolulu on November 16, with tickets on sale for $99 and $199. The event will feature Hawaii's top DJs, with strict security and stadium rules in place.

Hawaiian residents anticipate wet conditions as tropical cyclones Gilma and Hector, currently weakening, approach the islands, bringing rain over the weekend with minimal threat of strong winds.

The Hawai'i Police Department intensifies safe driving campaigns before Labor Day, targeting impaired driving with patrols and sobriety checkpoints due to a spike in traffic fatalities.