Mostly sunny in Honolulu with highs near 86°F. Trades strengthen midweek and south‑shore surf stays elevated into the weekend.

Sunny and breezy today with highs near 87°F. Humid evenings and a south swell building overnight.

Warm and muggy today with a high near 88°F; isolated afternoon showers are possible, mainly over interior and northwest slopes.

An appeals court revived Sunshine Law and rule‑making claims tied to the 2023 redeployment of DLNR deputy M. Kaleo Manuel, sending the dispute back to circuit court.

The Pentagon has restored the command’s historic USPACOM name; headquarters remain at Camp H.M. Smith in Halawa and officials say missions and boundaries won’t change.

King tides and a south‑southwest swell are pushing south‑shore surf to advisory levels; expect nuisance coastal flooding during late‑afternoon high tides.

A reimagined Mauna Kea estate with a waterslide pool and ocean views is listed for $17.5M, pitched as a private mini‑resort in the Fairways North enclave.

Dangerous 10–15 ft south-swell plus King Tides raise coastal flood risk in Honolulu through Tuesday. Expect highs near 85°F and breezy NE trades.

Hong Kong‑born singer David Wong, 61, died suddenly in Honolulu. His family issued a lawyer's statement and named an agency to handle his music estate amid a manager dispute.

Gov. Josh Green’s June 8 executive order preserves many 2026 solar tax credits and pushes broader changes from Act 24 into 2027, giving projects a temporary reprieve. Industry groups say uncertainty remains for hundreds of developments.

Four construction trades unions formally backed Sne Patel for State House District 14, giving the Lahaina leader a boost on recovery, housing and workforce issues. The endorsement sharpens the race as the August primary approaches.

Maui County approved $1.7M to expand AI‑assisted cameras and Brinc drones for the police; officials cite wildfire lessons while the ACLU warns of privacy and bias risks.

More than 100 captive‑bred kāhuli were returned to a predator‑protected site in the Koʻolau Mountains as part of an effort to rebuild Oʻahu’s native snail populations.