CBRE and MCB added Kauai Village Shopping Center in Kapaʻa to a seven‑property grocery portfolio; Pacific Business News reported the Kauaʻi asset sold for $63.2M.

Brisk trade winds bring scattered morning showers and breezy afternoons in Honolulu. Small Craft Advisory until 6 PM HST Monday and elevated surf expected next weekend.

A 50-year-old man was arrested after police say he sprayed a Honolulu bus driver with a fire extinguisher, assaulted him and left with stolen property. Authorities charged him with robbery and related transit offenses.

Island invasive‑species teams are urging Hawaiʻi residents to report suspect plants and animals and to allow crews into yards — early action can stop outbreaks.

Act 13 adds qualifying military exigency to Hawaiʻi's Family Leave Law, letting eligible workers take up to four weeks of unpaid, job‑protected leave per year. The law takes effect July 1, 2026.

A 64-year-old man was arrested at Electric Beach in Nānākuli after police say he approached a crowd with a knife; two people were hurt and charges are pending.

Lifeguards posted shark-warning signs at Kahe Point after a 6–7‑foot shark was sighted near the Kahe Power Plant flumes.

Kauaʻi police are searching for William “Billy” Sinclair after a Hanalei death was ruled a homicide and gunfire in Kīlauea grazed a resident.

A 27-year-old moped rider was seriously injured in a hit-and-run on South King near McCully early Saturday; police are asking witnesses to call the Traffic Division.

Central Maui’s Nā Kamehameha Pāʻū Parade returns Saturday, June 20, with pāʻū riders, hula, live music and a free hoʻolauleʻa at Queen Kaʻahumanu Center. Road closures and transit detours are expected along Kaʻahumanu Avenue.

A 51-year-old former Hilo resident pleaded not guilty to four counts of first‑degree sexual assault after being arrested in Florida and returned to the Big Island.

Warm, blustery weekend in Honolulu — highs near 83°F and gusts to 29 mph. Small Craft Advisory for local waters through 6 AM Sunday.

Kauai reposted HIEMA images showing the NHC advisory for Tropical Storm Amanda. Officials say the storm remains offshore but could increase surf and rain; HIEMA points residents to Ready Hawaii.