The Bay Area DMV will be closed on December 11 for staff training, reopening on December 12. Normal operations and specific services for seniors and appointment policies are also detailed.

A water main break in Aiea affected over 50 residences and three businesses. The BWS is working to fix a 16-inch main and a 4-inch valve, with water wagons provided for residents.

The Wailoa Small Boat Harbor in Hilo completed its dredging project, overcoming financial challenges with the cost rising from $3.1M to $4.8M, covered by the Boating Special Fund.

Tree maintenance on Kuli Road in Lāwa‘i is scheduled for December 5-6, possibly affecting traffic with intermittent lane closures and flaggers on-site for direction.

Emergency sewer repairs close a section of Poinciana Street in Līhu‘e from December 3-6, with limited access for residents and potential delays for drivers.

Hawaii's tourism industry saw a 5.4% increase in visitors in October 2024, contributing to $1.58 billion spending, yet the recovery still lags behind pre-pandemic levels by 2.7%.

Weliweli Road in Kōloa will undergo partial closure from Dec 2-4 for temporary waterline installation by Cushnie Construction, causing potential detours and delays.

The Leeward Bikeway in Hawaii is now open, connecting West Loch Bike Path with Pearl Harbor Historic Trail, enhancing non-motorized transport options.

The County of Maui announces Thanksgiving closures and schedule changes for county offices, pools, landfills, and the recycling center, with trash pickup and Maui Bus operating normally.

The Kūhiō Highway makai lane in Kauai has reopened ahead of Thanksgiving after emergency stabilization work, with more closures expected as the project continues until Spring 2025.

HDOT announces short lane closures on 13 Maui highways for pavement inspections, causing potential delays from Nov. 25-27 and Dec. 2-5 during daytime hours.

Lane closures on four Kekaha roads for resurfacing are scheduled from Nov. 25 to Dec. 6, on weekdays between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., weather permitting.

Honolulu is considering a merger between EMS and HFD to address staff shortages and high call volumes, with a task force proposed to study the potential consolidation.