Police say the man's death appears tied to Hurricane Lala, days after a 93-year-old Nā‘ālehu teacher became the storm's first Big Island victim.

Honolulu will be sunny and breezy Tuesday, with an 85-degree high. Showers become more common later this week before stronger trade winds return this weekend.

The ʻAiea course once known as Pearl Country Club now pours canned cocktails and hosts wine dinners for non-golfers, too.

The attack happened blocks from Honowai Elementary in Waipahu's Harbor View neighborhood, and police have not named a suspect.

Light rain is only the opening act as Tropical Storm Lala threatens Honolulu with strong winds, flooding rain and dangerous surf through Sunday.

A man in his 50s or 60s died after a morning stabbing near Kapiʻolani Boulevard, prompting lane closures and a murder arrest.

Waikiki lifeguards logged 144 rescues in a single district as a south swell collides with a distant tropical system.

Hawaiian Council takes over the 62-year-old Waimanalo attraction, promising deeper Native Hawaiian storytelling and no interruption to daily operations.

A Kona grand jury indicted Timothy Efird, and a judge slashed his bail from $300,000 to $55,000 with strict no-contact conditions.

Activists say the defense contractor quietly worked out of Pacific Guardian Center for nearly a year without telling city leaders.

Forecasters give one system a 90 percent formation chance within a week, with dangerous surf possible even without a direct hit.

The victim suffered a leg wound and was rushed to the ER in serious condition. Police have not named a suspect or motive.

A 4:15 a.m. argument in Kalihi ended with a torch lighter allegedly set to a 45-year-old woman's tent while she was inside.