Good morning, Honolulu.

Three years after wildfires devastated Lahaina, only 220 houses have been restored + fewer than 30 non-residential permits have been issued as strict building rules slow the town’s recovery.

Grassroot Institute of Hawaii remains committed to fighting for law changes to help the community rebuild.

Protect Kahoolawe Ohana was honored at Kamaaina Sunday as community members celebrated the group’s 50-year legacy and reinforced efforts to continue protecting local heritage.

The 12th Hawaii Comedy Festival will run Aug.

14 and 15 at the Doris Duke Theatre (HoMA) to showcase sketches, improv, live music and a family-friendly show that supports local talent.

The Honolulu Ocean Safety Department issued a box jellyfish advisory at 11:25 a.m. today after sightings in Waikiki and Pokai Bay, urging beach visitors to exercise caution.

Due to a City Council budget decision for Fiscal Year 2027, the Office of Economic Revitalization will cease operations on August 14.

Some employees and projects will transition to other City departments to continue supporting economic programs.

Shioketh, a food business founded by Singapore native Emily Terukina 12 years ago, brings bold Singaporean flavors to Honolulu with dishes like spicy laksa + fragrant nasi lemak.

Visitors can find the stall every third Saturday at Wahiawa Market Day at 1001 California Ave.

The UH women’s soccer team spent the weekend on Maui for an exhibition match, community service work, and a keiki clinic to build team bonds ahead of a season opener on Aug.

13 — they will debut on KFVE on Aug. 16 at 3:30 p.m.