Mostly clear and warm Friday in Honolulu with northeast trades picking up. Isolated windward showers tonight; highs near 83F.

Neighbors say the crosswalk at Ala Moana and Atkinson leaves walkers racing the light; HPD records show recent crashes and the state has piloted pedestrian‑only phases nearby.

Mostly sunny afternoons with highs near 83°F and returning trade winds. Isolated windward showers and an ash advisory early Thursday for parts of the Big Island.

Hawaiian’s mobile app will be retired at midnight April 21 as bookings move to Alaska’s system on April 22. Expect a new Alaska–Hawaiian app, bag‑tag kiosks and flight‑code changes.

A grand jury indicted a former Kamehameha Schools employee on first‑degree theft and computer‑fraud charges tied to alleged misuse of campus purchasing cards.

A DEA-led raid in Kaimuki resulted in the arrest of a 72-year-old and the seizure of nearly a pound of meth, about $150,000 in cash and gold bars.

Chef Adam Gilbert and partner Chris Natale have reopened Fairway Tavern inside the Ewa Villages clubhouse, reviving a six‑year vacancy with plantation‑style plates and community pricing.

Warm, sticky day with highs near 83°F and a slight chance of afternoon showers. Isolated heavy downpours possible tonight in windward hills.

Warm, breezy trades today with spotty showers and gusts into the 20s. Small Craft Advisory affects some channels until 6 p.m. HST.

Two recent acquisitions and state programs show Hawaii is keeping tech talent and building startups at home.

Federal agents say two East Hawaii men ran a years‑long operation that shipped more than 18.5 tons of illegal fireworks to the Big Island. Authorities seized shipping containers, pallets of pyrotechnics, weapons and cash.

Former Marshall Islands President David Kabua died in Honolulu on April 8 after months of cancer treatment. A memorial in Honolulu is scheduled before a state funeral in Majuro.

Gov. Josh Green nominated Keith Amemiya and Marie Laderta to the University of Hawaiʻi Board of Regents. Their confirmations now head to the Hawaiʻi State Senate.