Breezy northeast trades bring gusty winds and scattered showers to Honolulu through the week. Mariners should watch for choppy seas and changing advisory conditions.

A flash flood warning for Maui runs through 4:30 a.m. HST after heavy rain. Officials urge moving to higher ground and avoiding flooded roads.

A new Vietnamese café, Banh Mi'licious, has opened in Kapalama Shopping Center with pho, banh mi and fresh rolls. The signature sandwich is $15 and the menu includes beef and oxtail pho.

UHERO traced address‑level moves and found The Central’s 512 units set off chains that freed more than 500 homes across Oʻahu in three years. The paper shows market‑rate and income‑restricted units affect affordability in different ways.

A Flood Advisory for Hawaiʻi Island ran into early Sunday as heavy bands soaked southeast slopes from Volcano to Nāʻālehu, with officials advising caution.

A head-on collision on Maluhia Road Friday killed one driver and left a passenger critically injured, police say.

A developing landslide closed Kalanianaole and Pali highways between Kapaa Quarry Road and Castle Junction Friday; crews are on scene and drivers should expect delays.

Honolulu police are searching for two women after an alleged armed robbery in Ko Olina. Investigators say the suspects fled in a white Acura and the victim was treated on scene.

Honolulu Freight Services has centralized its Oʻahu operations into a renovated Kalihi headquarters, converting the former Love's Bakery into a 92,400‑sq‑ft logistics hub after a roughly $32M consolidation.

A Kona storm damaged the 1830s Baldwin Home in Lahaina, forcing its stewards to deconstruct and plan a rebuild while they raise funds. A May benefit and online bidding will support restoration.

County crews say intermittent discharges at the Līhuʻe treatment plant began Tuesday and are being contained; officials are disinfecting the site and coordinating with state health authorities.

Joint Base Pearl Harbor‑Hickam says heavy rain forced a sand‑filter bypass that sent more than five million gallons of UV‑treated effluent into Mamala Bay. Officials say the water was disinfected and discharged offshore to a deep diffuser.

Kaua‘i County republished HI‑EMA photos and a NOAA geocolor image and listed NOAA Weather Radio channels.