Good morning, Honolulu.

Singer Jack Johnson and his wife Kim announced a $500,000 initiative to help North Shore flood victims meet emergency needs and rebuild damaged homes and farms.

The donation supports multiple fundraisers to aid local families and farmers impacted by heavy flooding.

An anonymous donor has given $25,000 to the Friends of the Library of Hawaii for upgrades at Kalihi-Palama Public Library including digital technology and custom window coverings for community movie nights — a local artist painted a mural featuring humpback whales, red hibiscus and cowrie shells to showcase local spirit.

Local animal rescue organizations including American Humane Rescue and Hawaii Pointer Rescue are working to save hundreds of pets affected by severe flooding on Oahu.

Community volunteers are joining efforts to transport animals and distribute essential pet supplies from a North Shore tent.

Arakawa Surfboards in Waialua flooded last week for the first time since 1997 — the damage has left the local business struggling and fewer visitors coming to the North Shore.

This week on Billy V Live, musician David Kaio discusses his latest recordings and his deep connection to Hawaiian music.

The segment also highlights Hawaii News Now's Kokua for 'Ohana initiative to aid communities hit by Kona Storm.

The city removed more than 4,500 tons of storm debris from the North Shore on March 26 and is expanding cleanup efforts islandwide while offering relief programs that include $1,500 for affected farmers (with $4 million in disaster aid from OHA).

The state health department urges homeowners impacted by recent flooding to avoid entering homes until they are fully cleaned, disinfected, and dried.

Residents should use proper protective equipment and follow safety guidelines to prevent mold and other hazards.

A free medical clinic opened on the North Shore to serve residents affected by the recent floods.

It offers free care and support to flood victims following heavy rains.

City officials are advising residents not to swim in the ocean near stream runoff areas because a brown water advisory is in effect today.

University of Hawaii’s No. 2 volleyball team will face No. 8 UCSB in two crucial matches, with Tread Rosenthal (set to compete against Cole Schobel) leading his team; the games will test both teams’ standings in Big West play.

University of Hawaii guard Aaron Hunkin-Claytor is set to enter the NCAA transfer portal next month to explore new opportunities, his father confirmed today—about 15 schools have expressed interest.