For a second year, Gov. Josh Green signed a proclamation to keep National Guard helicopters on standby to respond to statewide wildfires during high-risk months.

The National Park Service announced the first public tours of Honouliuli National Historic Site, offering visitors access to the site of a prisoner-of-war and internment camp on Oahu that remained largely forgotten for decades after World War II.

The Yokai Immersive Experience Exhibition is the world’s first immersive digital art museum and features eight rooms. It is a physical and digital art experience designed for both children and adults that takes about an hour to walk through.

Yokosuka Naval Base officials reported no significant damage or injuries after Tropical Storm Jangmi.

A Japanese court ordered a U.S. Marine convicted of choking and attempting to sexually assault a woman to pay the victim about $41,200 in compensation plus interest.

The Navy’s massive crane P-82, capable of lifting 175 tons, began a months-long journey last week from its manufacturer in Wisconsin to Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility, where it is expected to arrive by late summer.

Airman 1st Class Sean Chase, 22, was pronounced dead at Yokota Air Base, according to the 374th Airlift Wing.

Typhoon Jangmi passed over the island with little damage reported at U.S. military installations despite strong winds and scattered power outages.

Space Forces Korea welcomed a new commander as senior military leaders pointed to North Korea’s growing missile threats as evidence of the importance of space operations on the Korean Peninsula.

The Ministry of National Defense announced plans last month to reduce the number of troops stationed at guard posts near the DMZ from 22,000 to 6,000 by 2040, replacing many of them with AI-enabled surveillance systems.