Good morning, Honolulu.

Honolulu Fire Department investigated a residential fire in Aliamanu that was reported Saturday night and extinguished by 10:04 p.m.—the American Red Cross is now assisting displaced residents.

Dakota Briley was pinned between two vehicles on Kamehameha Highway nearly five months ago — he suffered life-threatening injuries and is recovering as his sister Erin gave an update on Sunday morning.

Canterbury Kitchen Cove is a new dining destination in Waikiki on Ala Moana Boulevard (across from the Hilton Hawaiian Village) that houses six eateries and two bars.

The venue will offer foods ranging from sushi to Korean dishes and will also serve as a party space for groups of up to 150.

Local rock band Twin Fin will start its East Coast tour with 15 concerts from Florida to Rhode Island this year and will release a new EP this Friday—marking a key milestone after their high energy show at Hawaiian Brian’s.

The band, formed in 2021 from North Shore jam sessions, will perform with reggae legend Swayze as part of the tour.

The ninth annual Taste of Korea will take place at Honolulu Country Club on Nov.

21 from 6 to 9 p.m. and guests will taste authentic and fusion Korean dishes prepared by local restaurants such as Hangang Korean Grill House, Chogajip, MW Restaurant, Waipuna Sushi, and Panda Express while enjoying traditional Korean and Kpop entertainment and a raffle (with a round-trip ticket to Korea).

Defining Courage returns to Honolulu with a stage production honoring WWII Nisei soldiers that combines live storytelling, filmed footage and eyewitness interviews at McKinley High School Auditorium—its bullet holes adding historic weight.

ABC7 Los Angeles News Anchor David Ono hosts the show, which features new music by Enzo De Roza and Sheridan Seyfried, and it will debut on Maui at Henry Perrine Baldwin High School Auditorium—marking its first performance there.

Mana Up will host its Marketplace and Celebration at Bloomingdale’s in Ala Moana Center this Thursday from 5-8 p.m. People will shop Hawaii products and support local small business owners as they expand their reach with prize giveaways and exclusive alumni showcases.

Tourism revenue in Hawaii grew as visitor spending went up 11.3% in September even though there were 2.5% fewer visitors from a year ago—showing that higher spending per visitor helped boost earnings.

Hawaii Community College reported an 8.7% enrollment jump this fall to 2,489 students—its highest headcount in years and with notable gains among first-time freshmen and Native Hawaiian enrollees, reflecting strong local engagement.

Chancellor Susan Kazama credited the college’s close ties with local schools and dedicated faculty for the growth.

Today's surf forecast for Honolulu shows partly cloudy skies with a temperature of 76°F and highs of 81°F and lows of 72°F — conditions that will guide local surfers as they plan their day.

Hawaii airports have avoided significant delays amid a federal shutdown and staffing shortages, officials said—local air traffic controllers continue to keep interisland and trans-Pacific flights operating safely.

House Majority Leader Sean Quinlan secured $4.7 million to reduce traffic on Oahu’s North Shore and is negotiating to buy seven acres from Dole Food Co. — a key step toward launching a shuttle service.

Top-seeded Iolani swept Kahuku's Red Raiders—winning the HHSAA D1 girls volleyball championship at Bankoh Arena.

San Jose State defeated the Hawaii Warriors 45 to 38 at CEFCU Stadium as the Spartans used a spread-and-shred offense to overcome a 17-point deficit in the second half—Walker Eget threw for 458 yards and a key 75-yard drive sealed the win—leaving the Warriors at 6 to 3.

A review of NFL Week 9 examines how players with Hawaiian ties performed in games, highlighting standout plays and areas needing improvement.

The report outlines key stats and challenges—showing what adjustments teams will consider for upcoming matchups.