DLNR has sent notices to multiple Kahala beachfront owners, saying fences, pipes and pool equipment are now encroaching on the public beach and could trigger fines. Engineers are studying a vegetated dune fix.

Breezy east trades and spotty showers will linger through Thursday. Small craft advisories are in effect.

A Fayetteville jury sentenced former Kona resident Kacey Jennings to life after convicting him in the 2022 killing and dismemberment of Allison Castro; her mother testified at the hearing.

A 17-year-old e-motorcyclist was critically injured in a hit-and-run on South King Street in Moiliili; police are asking witnesses with video or tips to call.

Three women were seriously injured in an apparent stabbing at Zablan Beach in Nānākuli; Honolulu police have opened an attempted‑murder investigation.

Three outrigger canoes flipped about a mile off Hanauma Bay and 20 paddlers were pulled to safety by HFD, Ocean Safety and nearby boaters. No serious injuries were reported.

Sen. Mazie Hirono joined colleagues to reintroduce the Right to Vote Act, a bill that would enshrine a statutory federal right to vote and create new legal tools to challenge voter restrictions.

Isolated morning showers and breezy trades today; highs near 86°F. A pair of moisture bands will boost shower chances and humidity through midweek.

A family dispute in Mililani turned violent Friday night; Honolulu police arrested an 18-year-old and the investigation is ongoing.

Two men are wanted after a Mokulēʻia robbery left a man with minor injuries; police released photos and suspect descriptions.

Breezy east-northeast trades will keep scattered showers over Honolulu through midweek with gusts up to 28 mph. A Small Craft Advisory is in effect through 6 AM HST Sunday.

A 24-year-old was stabbed Friday on Bannister Street in Kalihi and taken to a hospital. Honolulu police have released a suspect description and are seeking tips.

Dozens of Native Hawaiian leaders delivered a petition and cease‑and‑desist to the Moore Foundation in Palo Alto, organizers say the document carries more than 500,000 signatures opposing TMT on Maunakea.