A 1944 Maui ordinance still technically bans minors from playing pinball. The county council has introduced Bill 155 to remove the legal oddity and update the code.

The government shutdown may affect food aid in Hawai'i, but new programs like HAWAI‘I RELIEF and existing ones like DA BUX and WIC aim to help those in need.

Mayor Rick Blangiardi signed Bill 51, establishing the Downtown Honolulu Business Improvement District to enhance cleanliness, safety, and aesthetics.

Hawai‘i DHS is preparing to support SNAP beneficiaries as new federal work requirements start on November 1st, 2025. Resources are offered to help affected individuals understand and adapt to the changes.

Federal funding cuts severely impact Hawaii's food security and agriculture, with officials and nonprofits struggling to fill the gaps left by over $80 million in lost support.

Governor Josh Green of Hawai‘i visited Japan to strengthen ties, focusing on clean energy and international relationships, and signed strategic agreements.

Hawaii State Sen. Jarrett Keohokalole raised $220,000 for his campaign against U.S. Rep. Ed Case in the first two months, signifying strong support from various community sectors.

Hawai‘i's federal workers keep airports running smoothly amidst the partial federal government shutdown, receiving praise for their dedication and ongoing collaboration with the Hawai‘i Department of Transportation.

Wade Shimabukuro has been named the new Engineering Program Manager for DAGS' Maui District, overseeing over 600 buildings. He previously served in this role and was awarded DAGS Manager of the Year in 2016.

Honolulu's Mayor Blangiardi announced the upcoming opening of the Skyline's second segment for transportation, the setup of Food Hubs at Skyline Stations, and the final events before Aloha Stadium's demolition.

Hawaii treats federal-only holidays differently from state holidays, meaning local agencies work on days like Columbus Day, affecting legal deadlines under laws like the Sunshine Law and UIPA.

Governor Josh Green of Hawaii will visit Japan and San Francisco in October for diplomatic and business purposes, including tourism promotion and celebrating the 125th anniversary of Okinawan immigration to Hawaii.

Hawaii's Budget and Finance Director, Luis Salaveria, will resign; Deputy Director Sabrina Nasir will become Acting Director.