New jobless claims: 1,002 - Pacific Business News (Honolulu):

There were 1,002 new and 6,425 total claims for unemployment compensation across Hawaii in the seven days through Sunday. Both numbers were down.
New claims fell by 83 and total claims fell by 465, the Hawaii Department of Labor & Industrial Relations reported Thursday. The figures are newer than the data which went into the July unemployment report, also issued Thursday, and give some indication that the next monthly report will be similar to the 3 percent rate logged for July.
New (and total) weekly jobless claims around the islands:
Oahu: 575 (3,773). New and total claims fell at all three Oahu unemployment offices (Honolulu, Kaneohe and Waipahu) and total claims fell below 4,000 for the first time since June 3.
Big Island: 154 (1,163). In the Hilo office, new claims fell from 156 to 107 while total claims fell from 773 to 706. In the Kona office, new claims fell from 89 to 47 while total claims fell from 507 to 457.
Maui County: 94 (746). On Molokai, new claims fell from 15 to 10 while total claims rose from 75 to 65. At the Wailuku office on Maui, news claims fell from 86 to 84 while total claims fell from 719 to 628.
Kauai: 129 (470). Kauai new claims more than doubled from the week before and total claims rose by 120.
There were also 50 new (and 326 total) agent claims, filed against other states by people who now live in Hawaii.