Good morning, Honolulu.

Today, 460 runners took part in the LeaLea Charity Run 5K organized by Hawaii HIS to support the Waikiki Aquarium in Honolulu.

The event united community members for a spirited fundraising effort.

Ta‘u Pupu‘a (a Tonga native and former football standout for the Cleveland Browns) makes his film debut today, marking his transition from early financial struggles to success in the arts that many locals will follow closely.

The Hawaii Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism released the latest State of Hawaii Data Book last month, showing that per capita income grew above the national average while population shrank by 0.15% and median home prices soared above $1 million — prompting concerns about rising living expenses.

Saint Damien School held a special mass on Sunday (marking the 17th anniversary of Saint Damien’s canonization) to celebrate its name change.

Experimental reef structures will be installed near Kalaeloa Harbor tomorrow as part of a pilot coastal erosion project — 60 concrete units are designed to absorb wave energy and attract coral and fish.

Data from the Jones Act waiver shows that 200 ships completed 259 voyages delivering fuel, oil, and fertilizer to U.S. ports (only 7 voyages were by Chinese-owned vessels), including a shipment to Honolulu.

Congress and the administration will decide next steps before the waiver expires Nov. 15.

Hundreds joined Susan G.

Komen Hawaii’s More Than Pink Walk at Kapiolani today to raise funds for breast cancer research and support services.

The Monday surf forecast shows fair conditions with a current 77°F (from recent data) and expected highs near 85°F as surfers in Honolulu prepare for a mild day.

Local investors Del Fujinaka and Wai Tung 'Ave' Kwok are moving forward with a multimillion dollar plan to transform the historic Wo Fat Building in Chinatown into affordable housing, retail, and cultural space that will revive the landmark.

The University of Hawaii soccer team ended their Mountain West home opening weekend with a 2-1 win over UTEP after withstanding a late surge from the Miners at their home venue.

Kanaka Foundation donated $1.5 million to UH to create the Kuupau Endowment that will fund name, image and likeness support for student athletes.

The donation, announced ahead of UH Mānoa Athletics Giving Week, is expected to boost Division I recruitment.