Chief Justice Mark E. Recktenwald retires from the Hawaiʻi Supreme Court, recognized for revolutionizing court processes and enhancing justice access.

Lori Tsuhako, the County of Maui's Director of Human Concerns, is retiring, with her position open for applications. She served for 40 years, including as head of various social services.

Governor Josh Green and Army Secretary Driscoll announced a non-binding Statement of Principles for mutual land use interests in Hawai'i, aiming for future collaboration on land, security, and culture.

Hawaii Governor Josh Green is speaking at the Clinton Global Initiative in New York on community resilience, representing the state's strategies on climate action and equitable infrastructure.

Jade P. Rojas-Letisi is appointed as the director of Maui's Office of Economic Development to strengthen island industries and support local businesses.

Hawaiʻi Judiciary seeks public comments on shorthand reporter board applicant Cynthia Fazio; her responsibilities include certification, discipline, and maintaining professional standards.

Kauai residents must apply for property tax relief and exemptions by Sept. 30, 2025, meeting eligibility criteria and providing necessary documentation.

Kaua'i has launched an Online Home Exemption Application to streamline the exemption process for homeowners, allowing for online submissions and reducing paperwork.

Hawaiʻi Governor Josh Green proclaims September 17 as Constitution and Citizenship Day to honor civic values and promote education on democratic principles.

Hawaii's Stadium Authority schedules a board meeting for September 25, 2025, available in-person and via video conferencing, with details on how to participate and submit testimonies.

A Maui doctor who promoted controversial COVID-19 treatments was named to the ACIP amidst a "clean sweep" led by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. aimed at restoring vaccine trust.

Hawaii Governor Josh Green calls for national healing and an end to political violence in the US, highlighting recent violent events and urging for unity and nonviolence.

Sergeant Amy Omaya of the Hawai‘i Police Department won the HSLEOA Officer of the Year award for her exceptional investigative work on two major homicide cases.