First Alert Forecast: Lighter trades with a chance for brief heavy showers
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Trade winds will ease and shift more from the east-southeast Sunday. An upper-level trough will bring more high clouds along with a slight chance of isolated heavy rain and thunderstorms Sunday afternoon and Monday. Otherwise, showers should be limited. The trough should move off to the east...
A Storied Hawaiian Estate in Honolulu’s Nuʻuanu Valley Lists for $22 Million
Nestled into the hills above Honolulu, Lihiwai stands as one of the most ambitious private residences ever built in Hawaiʻi. The nearly century-old estate sits in Nuʻuanu Valley and dates to 1929, when it was commissioned by former territorial governor George Robert Carter and his wife, Helen Strong Carter, whose family is tied to the founding of Eastman Kodak. Tesla's Cybertruck Sales Have...
Flood victims connect with recovery resources at ‘Rebuild Oahu’ event
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Dozens of Oahu residents impacted by recent storms gathered Saturday at Waialua District Park, where a community recovery event aimed to help families continue rebuilding after months of flooding damage. The “Rebuild Oahu” event, organized by the city’s Department of Planning and Permitting (DPP), brought together nearly...
Shelter-in-place at Schofield Barracks lifted after possible weapon report
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS (HawaiiNewsNow) - An all-clear was issued at Schofield Barracks, lifting a shelter-in-place order after U.S. Army Garrison Hawaii officials confirmed there was no threat. At about 6 p.m. Saturday, the Army ordered a shelter-in-place for soldiers and family members as a precaution after reports of a possible weapon...
Drones to survey aging cemeteries across Hawaii
A new cemetery office under the Hawaii Department of Accounting and General Services is using drone technology to assess deteriorating burial grounds, including Hanapepe Cemetery. A 10-week survey of historic cemeteries across Oahu and Kauai will guide restoration efforts for burial sites dating back to the 1800s.
86-year-old man dies after pulled from waters of Waikiki beach
WAIKIKI, Hawaii (Island News) -- An 86-year-old man died from his injuries after getting rescued from the ocean at Kuhio Beach in Waikiki on Saturday afternoon. The Honolulu Ocean Safety Department responded to a water emergency at 4:34 p.m. on Saturday, April 18, 2026, in Waikiki involving an 86-year-old man. The unconscious swimmer was in the lagoon near lifeguard tower...
Schofield Barracks lockdown over: All apprehended, no injuries
There is no threat to the community following a lockdown at Schofield Barracks.
Man arrested for allegedly setting a house on fire in Pearl City
A 59-year-old man who is accused of setting a house on Hoolana Place in Pearl City on fire on Saturday morning was arrested for arson. The two-alarm fire resulted in a resident being left without a home.
Honokaa High School Jazz Band bring music to HNN
Honokaa High School Jazz Band joins us from the Big Island for National Jazz Appreciation Month and shares details on today's Ala Moana performance.
Waimanalo Street Erupts As Officer Fires At Attacking Dog
A Waimanalo neighborhood turned tense on Friday when a Honolulu police officer opened fire at a dog that was in the middle of attacking a man, according to police. The animal injured the man, who was treated and taken to a hospital. None of the rounds hit the dog, which bolted from the area but was later found nearby.

















