A former Oahu teacher, Alden Bunag, received a 30-year sentence for sexually assaulting a minor and child pornography.

A 74-year-old man died after crashing his vehicle in Manoa, possibly due to a medical issue. He collided with a car driven by a 71-year-old woman, who was unharmed. Police rule out speed, drugs, or alcohol as factors. Investigations are ongoing.

Strong trade winds and short-lived showers continue for Honolulu, with a weak disturbance potentially increasing rainfall. Wind advisories may be issued amid forecasts of solid trade patterns and sporadic showers into next week.

Dredging operations have commenced at Wailoa Small Boat Harbor, funded by a $3.1 million project to resolve sediment issues since the 2018 eruption, with improvements expected by year-end.

Detection dogs in Hawaii successfully locate invasive coconut rhinoceros beetle larvae, aiding efforts to control the pest.

HVO geologists retrieved webcams post-Kilauea eruption, discovered vibrant sulfur deposits and observed residual outgassing, indicating ongoing volcanic activity.

Rodley Ford from Volcano is charged with 16 crimes, including theft and drug possession, after a Hilo crime spree and a destructive chase in a stolen Jeep.

A multi-car crash in Kunia, which caused a vehicle rollover and fire, resulted in one teen girl seriously injured and four others declining treatment.

Following a Tiger shark sighting near Hanalei Bay, Kauai, swimming is advised against and warning signs have been posted. The situation is being monitored for public safety.

A 66-year-old pedestrian died after being hit by a vehicle in Kapolei. The incident is under investigation, and road closures ensued. Oahu's traffic-related deaths are lower than last year at the same time.

Increased winds and possible showers are forecast for Oahu and nearby islands as trade winds strengthen due to a high-pressure system, with occasional showers likely, especially in windward and mauka areas.

TSA agents at Hilo Airport found two grenades in a passenger's luggage, leading to an arrest and temporary evacuation. The grenades were later confirmed inert.

A man was seriously injured after falling into a manhole at the Sand Island Wastewater Treatment Plant. Emergency services responded, and he was hospitalized with back and leg injuries. His identity and employment status are unconfirmed.