The Hawaiʻi State Archives exhibit documents from the Pacific War Memorial Commission, highlighting efforts to commemorate WWII casualties, funding challenges, and the role of community support, including a fundraiser by Elvis Presley.

Diane Ako, a former news anchor, has joined the Hawaii Department of Accounting and General Services as its new Communications Officer to enhance public and media relations.

The article details Honolulu's stable weather conditions, a forthcoming cold front, continued dry weather for the state, aviation forecasts of mainly VFR conditions, marine forecasts of high surf warnings, and no critical fire weather conditions.

The Hawaii Rainbow Wahine set defensive records in a 56-15 basketball win over Arkansas-Pine Bluff, holding them to a low scoring and field-goal percentage.

A fire broke out on the 16th floor of a Kaimuki high-rise, with HFD responding and extinguishing it quickly. A woman with breathing issues was found and aided. Causes are under investigation.

Sione Siupeli Siale has been arrested in Hawai'i after firing shots and threatening his ex-in-laws, facing multiple serious charges including terroristic threatening.

A homeowner in Hawaii alerted police of suspicious activity, resulting in the arrest of Michael Anderson for property and drug crimes after he was found hiding in a vehicle.

The Hawaii Police Department's South Hilo Community Policing Section will hold a "Coffee with a Cop" event in Hilo on December 19, 2024, for open dialogue with the community.

Hawai‘i Island police are investigating a structure fire in Kealakekua. The fire caused the closure of Māmalahoa Highway, with no injuries reported. The cause is unknown, and authorities are seeking information.

Governor Josh Green of Hawaii has proposed an Executive Budget for Fiscal Biennium 2025-2027, focusing on reducing living costs, improving education and housing, and investing in healthcare and infrastructure.

The Maui County Council approves the expansion of the Central Maui Landfill and the creation of a new disposal site, purchasing land for $4 million to manage waste and debris from a wildfire.

The National Weather Service predicts dry conditions for Honolulu through Wednesday, but increased moisture and rain chances are expected Thursday, with light winds and minimal fire weather concerns throughout the week.

A historic building in South Kona, formerly a bowling alley, caught fire causing $1.7 million in damage and closing part of Mamalahoa Highway. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.