The NWS reports enhanced showers and potential thunderstorms in Honolulu, with sunny weather expected for the holiday weekend. Trade winds are strong but will ease by Memorial Day. A Small Craft Advisory is in effect until Saturday morning.

The first phase of Hale O Piʻikea I, offering 89 units of affordable housing in Maui, opens for applications, catering to individuals and families earning 30%-60% of the AMI.

Kauaʻi County announced a delay in trash pick-up for residents of Līhuʻe, Wailua Homesteads, and parts of Kapa‘a due to Solid Waste Division staff shortages.

Honolulu faces a wetter trade wind pattern with potential thunder until Friday, but drier conditions are expected over the weekend. A Small Craft Advisory is in place for boaters.

A military serviceman was arrested for a false bomb threat on a Hawaiian Airlines flight at San Diego International Airport, with the plane safely evacuated and no threat found.

The 2025 Hawaii-Made Conference gathered local entrepreneurs and industry insiders to support the local product economy, with Lieutenant Governor Sylvia Luke promoting state backing for small businesses.

Honolulu is hosting a Reentry Simulation workshop to address post-incarceration challenges, with the event offering a practical understanding of these barriers.

Diamond Head State Monument will have additional closure dates in June for rockfall mitigation, affecting visitor access, with security and partial openings on certain dates.

The County of Maui's Kaunoa Senior Services is calling for community support to make leis for fallen veterans on Memorial Day at a lei-making event on Friday.

The Maui Police Department aids the houseless in Kihei, providing medical care, food, and support services through its MMEU, including STD testing and aid for pets.

An injured hiker was quickly rescued by Honolulu Fire Department personnel from the Diamond Head Crater Trail in Kahala after a distress call was made.

The NWS predicts varying weather in Honolulu with windward areas expecting clouds and showers due to trade winds, while leeward areas may experience some showers with possible heavy downpours and thunder towards the end of the week.

Honolulu firefighters responded to a fire in Kalihi, safely evacuating one person from a roof and controlling the blaze within an hour. An investigation into the cause is underway.