A Pukalani man is in custody after police say he drove at officers in downtown Wailuku, crashing into a building and injuring three officers. The investigation is ongoing.

Two people were arrested and a third is wanted after prosecutors charged three in an alleged $1.2M check-fraud operation; 54 counts were filed. Authorities say investigators are still seeking victims.

Kimo’s — the Lahaina waterfront staple famous for Hula Pie — is planning a comeback on Front Street after T S Restaurants signed a letter of intent and partnered on a Chan Wa Building restoration.

The Ritz‑Carlton Residences, Waikīkī Beach is partnering with Parisian pâtisserie Ladurée for a holiday pop‑up and an exclusive in‑suite tea experience — Ladurée’s first presence in Hawaiʻi.

An Oʻahu after‑action report finds 92% of evacuation driving was unnecessary and urges vertical evacuation, clearer maps and more staff in the EOC.

Aliʻi Coffee Co. has opened at Ala Moana Center, keeping its menu and in-house roasting while expanding to evening hours. The move follows recent Ward Centre and downtown closures.

A temporary pedestrian bridge over the H‑1 at Gulick Avenue is due to open in August, keeping a crossing for schoolchildren and neighbors while crews rebuild the overpass. Expect overnight lane closures and bus detours during work windows.

Federal agencies warned that Russian state actors are exploiting weak routers worldwide; officials urge immediate hardening steps for critical infrastructure.

UH Mānoa has started demolishing Buildings C and D at the long‑vacant Hale Noelani complex, removing 174 beds as the campus prepares a long‑term student housing plan.

DHHL handed out 200 project leases in Hilo for the Panaewa homestead, the first wave of awards in a 400-lot plan that DHHL projects will reach occupancy around 2031.

Breezy trades and scattered showers today in Honolulu. Small Craft Advisory through Monday; King Tides could cause minor coastal flooding Monday–Tuesday.

Civil Defense issued a wildfire warning for South Kohala after HFD reported a wildland blaze near Waikōloa Village. Officials urged residents to monitor updates and call 9‑1‑1 for emergencies.

A compact Vietnamese carry-out called Vince’s Cafe has opened at Kāhala Mall, serving bánh mì, vermicelli bowls and Vietnamese coffee from a 307‑sq‑ft counter.