Good morning, Honolulu.

Honolulu Police arrested a 70-year-old man, Antonio Vierra, in Kunia for intentionally setting a brush fire near homes on August 23 with help from wildfire cameras & social media and an off-duty officer, and he faces second-degree arson charges while investigators continue looking into other fires.

A homeless man died Sunday in Wahiawa after a pack of five dogs mauled him at an encampment near 525 Avocado Street overlooking Lake Wilson, and city and state officials plan to condemn the neglected property—marked by boarded-up windows and abandoned structures formerly used for an illegal game room—as a step to address public safety concerns.

A 70-year-old man was charged with arson in connection with the Kunia wildfire—Honolulu police said they are still investigating the case.

Hot Pot Heaven in Kailua is serving up endless flavor and fun with customizable broths and fresh ingredients today — a local dining spot featured during Kailua Week on Island Life Live.

An affordable housing project broke ground yesterday in Moiliili on University Avenue and will feature 35 rental units—31 studios, three one-bedroom units, and one two-bedroom unit—rent starting at about $1,800 for households earning 80 percent or less of the area median income.

Construction will last eight to nine months under the city’s Bill 7 program, and Lam Capital will begin two more projects in October.

An affordable housing project broke ground Wednesday in Moiliili—marking a new step in local real estate efforts.