Good morning, Honolulu.

Liliha Food Court now supports local vendors by offering a mix of local favorites and international flavors at 414 N School St., and its kitchen uses equipment from Restaurant Equipment Hawaii — a trusted local brand built for the islands.

The venue helps eateries show off their quality offerings.

Chinatown 808 is hosting the 50th Chinatown Festival and Parade today — inviting residents to celebrate the Lunar New Year with community spirit.

The event offers an opportunity for locals to ring in tradition and enjoy cultural highlights.

Partial lane closures will occur on 10th Avenue in Kaimuki on Tuesday, Feb.

17 from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. as Hawaiian Electric crews replace a damaged utility pole near Tamura’s Fine Wine & Liquors, so drivers should use the detour through 9th Avenue.

The Oahu Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is offering free DHPP and FVRCP vaccines for cats and dogs at its welfare and spay/neuter clinics in Wahiawa from Feb.

13 through Feb. 21. Pet owners can call (808) 754-1519 to schedule appointments.

At Duke's Waikiki in the Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort, Hawaii Living with Anne Lee offers local breakfast buffets and a barefoot bar.

Guests can enjoy live music by Henry Kapono today during Duke's on Sunday concerts.

Aloha Ia Halewiliko, an affordable rental community for older adults, opened Friday at the former Aiea Sugar Mill (99-385 Pohai Place, near the Aiea Public Library).

The community includes 140 apartments, landscaped paths, a dog park, and partners with Lanakila Pacific to offer meals and wellness programs.

The Rainbow Wahine played CSUN in an NCAA women's basketball game on Saturday, Feb.

14 in Honolulu. Jade Peacock and Jovi Lefotu led key plays & head coach Laura Beeman watched a competitive matchup.

CSUN won 84-60 over Hawaii today at Premier America Credit Union Arena on the CSUN campus — Larry Hughes II scored 27 points and point guard Josiah Davis added 20 points and 5 assists to spark the fifth win in a row.

Kainoa Wade scored 15 kills as third-ranked Hawaii swept Stanford 25-17, 25-16, 25-13 today at Maples Pavilion in Stanford Calif — the team will return home to face Brigham Young twice next week.