Good morning, Honolulu.

Journey adds a second show on Sunday, Sept.

6 at Blaisdell Arena (its Final Frontier Tour) after strong local demand. The band will also perform on Tuesday, Sept. 8 for its final Hawaii appearance, with ticket proceeds aiding flood recovery efforts.

On Saturday, Kilauea’s Episode 50 lava fountaining ended after seven hours, with fountains peaking at 700 feet and gas jetting signaling the event’s close (scientists noted it was the largest recorded number of eruption episodes at this volcano).

The city launched a new webpage with soil tests and photos for the portion of Patsy T.

Mink Central Oahu Regional Park that was used for storm debris storage after March Kona Low. Grass seeding is complete and the field will reopen in August once fencing is removed.

Today, over 130 residents gathered at the free Brain Health Summit hosted by the University of Hawaii John A.

Burns School of Medicine, where experts shared Alzheimer’s breakthroughs & discussed early detection, biomarker testing, and treatment options.

Honolulu AIDS Walk raised over $124K Sunday — organizers said its 'Silence is Not an Option' theme highlighted local concerns as federal funding cuts targeted community groups.

Hawaii Living with Anne Lee spotlights two local gems — The Fixx in Haleiwa serving hearty comfort dishes and Island Glazed in Aiea offering freshly glazed donuts and island-inspired creations — showcasing a balanced mix of savory and sweet flavors across Oahu.

Wai Kai will host an Olympic qualifier Saturday, July 11 at 4 p.m. at its West Oahu facility as open divisions offer winners qualification for Team USA and an all-expenses-paid trip to the Continental Surf Cup.

The venue will also host the Honua Finals opening (welcoming young surfers) on July 22.

Lahaina is hosting its first Little League tournament in 18 years at the Lahaina Recreation Center Field, running from Friday to Tuesday, June 30.

Maui Mayor Richard Bissen said the games show community healing and that county Parks and Recreation upgraded the field (new pitching mound and infield work) for local young athletes.