Good morning, Honolulu.

The Salvation Army went door-to-door this past weekend in Lāʻie—providing meals, cleaning supplies and financial help to more than 50 households recovering from flood damage.

Singer-songwriter Ron Artis is hosting a pop-up event Wednesday, Apr.

22 at Florence Surf Shop in Haleiwa to raise money for two families affected by flooding.

On the North Shore, farmer Joey Cadiz rescued neighbors + a baby pig from rising floodwaters as his farm suffered severe damage; he later joined volunteers clearing neighborhoods while he faces a long recovery after the storm.

The Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum marked the anniversary of the Navy’s first submarine at Pearl Harbor; families toured the USS Bowfin and engaged with educational exhibits.

The Bishop Museum has just opened Ea mai Eiwa to honor Kumu Hula Nalani Kanaka’ole through innovative fabric art (the exhibit runs through mid-October).

Officials raised Kīlauea’s alert level from Advisory to Watch on Sunday after detecting low-level activity near Halemaumau.

The US Geological Survey forecasts lava fountaining may begin between today and April 26 while summit inflation persists.

New research showed that green sea turtles ate invasive algae that smothers coral in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, raising hopes that their natural feeding could protect reefs.

Scientists released the findings on Monday, Apr. 20 to inform future reef conservation efforts.

Officials are reviewing plans to preserve 2,000 acres in Kapoho as part of conservation efforts.

Details on the process and timeline are still emerging.

Former Gov. George Ariyoshi passed away at age 100 — he served with distinction and helped shape Hawaii's government for decades.

Family and officials said memorial arrangements will be announced soon.

The USDA approved a temporary SNAP waiver allowing Hawaii participants to buy hot foods through May 17 + a measure aimed at assisting shelter residents without cooking facilities.

SNAP retailers have been notified to ensure smooth implementation.

Crews from the Board of Water Supply are repairing an eight-inch water main break in Liliha near 414 N.

School St., which disrupted water service for 34 homes & one connection. A water wagon is at 250 N. School St., and motorists are urged to take alternate routes.

HMSA announced its ongoing commitment to quality care and affordable services as it supports nearly 1 million members with new TRICARE coverage while partnering with local clinics and hospitals.

The spring issue of Island Scene magazine is now available with local wellness stories and community resources.

The PGA Tour will not visit Hawaii in 2027 for the first time in 56 years after a water dispute forced + the cancellation of the Plantation course event at Kapalua.

The Sony Open in Honolulu is exploring + a transition to a PGA Tour Champions event with more details to come.