Honolulu favorite The Pig & The Lady has opened a Kaimukī flagship and launched a pay‑what‑you‑can dinner series while keeping its signature Pho French Dip.

Trade winds bring highs near 83°F to Honolulu with gusts up to 29 mph. Small boats should expect choppy seas through Wednesday.

Hawaii News Now will air a daylong ALOHA for HAWAIʻI telethon and auction on May 12 to raise funds for communities hit by March’s Kona Low floods.

The Joey’s Kitchen team has opened Dang Dang Noodles at Nāpili Plaza, serving house-made Asian-fusion noodle bowls Wednesday–Sunday evenings.

A state-run loan program will let Hawaii condo associations borrow to fix roofs, pipes and sprinklers so buildings can regain hurricane insurance and ease the market squeeze.

A Waimea man died Sunday after a parked car fell onto him while he changed a tire on Kawaihae Road; police arrested a 22-year-old driver and have opened a negligent-homicide probe.

Hawaiʻi DOH says PFAS were detected at the Haleakalā Park Rain Shed Chlorinator on Maui. Officials are reviewing test results and will post follow-up guidance if needed.

Hawaii completed a $1.94 billion bond sale and won rating upgrades that should lower borrowing costs for schools and highway projects.

HTA's draft DMAPs propose a Haleiwa–Laniakea park‑and‑ride shuttle and island shuttle studies to ease tourist traffic and protect hotspot sites.

A 60-year-old man was seriously injured after a homemade firework detonated at the Pūnāwai Rest Stop in Iwilei. Honolulu police say the blast is under investigation.

Breezy northeast trades bring gusty afternoons and spotty windward showers. Small boats: advisory in place through Tuesday morning.

Hawaii's jobless rate rose to 2.4% in March, ranking second-lowest nationwide even as payrolls dipped and construction lost jobs.

New federal and local data show Honolulu’s immigration court backlog has jumped, leaving many detained people waiting about 19 months for a first hearing.