Scattered showers and gusty east-northeast trades today in Honolulu; highs near 83°F and brief wet spots expected.

West Coast health officials recommend a second 2025–26 COVID‑19 vaccine dose for adults 65+ roughly six months after the first. Officials say the updated shots target JN.1 and are covered by Medicare Part B.

A Honolulu police officer was indicted on multiple sexual‑assault and related charges after an alleged on‑duty encounter in Waikiki. The department has removed his police powers as criminal and internal probes proceed.

Three major real‑estate measures — on building codes, pre‑built housing and REIT taxation — have stalled as lawmakers head toward the May 8 adjournment.

First Hawaiian, Central Pacific and Hawaii National were named SBA Lenders of the Year for fiscal 2025 even as statewide SBA lending slipped from the prior year.

Two U.S. citizens with Hawaii ties were among 19 killed during a Philippine military operation in Toboso; rights groups and the CHR have launched probes.

County crews have begun an $8.03M re‑roof and hazardous‑material abatement at the old Hilo Memorial Hospital as the county moves to convert the 1920s building into a services hub.

A First Circuit judge allowed portions of early police interviews in the Geanna Bradley case to be used at trial, while leaving later statements for further hearings. Prosecutors point to phone photos and other evidence as central to their case.

Gusty east-northeast trades will keep highs near 83°F with scattered, brief windward showers through Monday.

Conservationists found 168 wedge‑tailed shearwaters dead at Kauaʻi's Shipwreck Beach; experts point to cats and urge stronger predator control and reporting.

Honolulu’s CARES program offers a $240 annual sewer credit to qualifying households; applications are open May 1 through Oct. 31, 2026. Aid is limited and distributed first‑come, first‑served.

Breezy east-northeast trades will bring scattered windward showers and gusts to Honolulu today; small craft advisories are in effect into the evening.

Private paid parking companies have bought up lots in Kailua‑Kona, and merchants say the fees are chasing away customers. A county bill to cap rates stalled amid legal objections.