Good morning, Honolulu.

Farmer and former firefighter Chris Greer rescued his co-worker from rising flood water in Waialua Saturday.

His quick actions kept his colleague safe amid heavy rainfall.

A family-friendly festival celebrating Polynesian voyaging culture is set for March 7 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Kualoa Regional Park, where local groups will share traditional crafts and songs.

AARP is hosting free workshops in Honolulu to help seniors spot AI & crypto scams.

The sessions will provide practical guidance and are part of a statewide effort to boost digital awareness.

Kamehameha Highway and Dillingham Boulevard will see traffic shifts as rail construction enters a new phase; drivers in Honolulu are advised to plan ahead using one lane open on each side + expect rerouting between Middle Street and Puʻuhale Road.

The Hawaii Department of Health has reported a second travel-related dengue case on Oahu today, 10 days after a similar case was identified on Maui.

Health teams have started inspections and mosquito control measures to reduce dengue risk in the affected area.

The Hawaii State Department of Health has issued a brown water advisory from Haleiwa to Sunset Beach after a weekend storm.

Local officials advise residents to follow safety guidelines.

Top surfers including world champion Yago Dora have criticized new rules from the ISA for the 2028 Los Angeles Games, saying the changes — reducing tour qualifying spots — are unfair, and Dora noted from Hawaii that the adjustments may limit top athletes’ chances to represent their nations.