Guy Hagi’s HNN Sunrise surf and weather report for June 22, 2026
Mostly dry and stable conditions with light to moderate trade winds will prevail today, with clouds and mainly light showers favoring windward and mauka locations through the early morning hours.
Waiʻanae encampment move-out pushed to October 16th — again
The Pu'uhonua O Waiʻanae homeless encampment has been given a third deadline extension, with residents now expected to vacate by October 16th — a move that's drawing criticism from some Waiʻanae community members concerned about delayed plans to restore the Waiʻanae Boat Harbor.
Salvin Hilario pleads guilty in fatal hit-and-run case; victim’s family objects to plea deal
Salvin Hilario pled guilty Monday in Kauaʻi’s Fifth Circuit Court to second-degree negligent homicide for the hit-and-run death of Kailon Tyndzik under a plea agreement that will send him to prison for five years minus time served. Hilario, 55, who appeared before Judge Michael K. Soong wearing a...
Emergency repairs to begin on storm-damaged Tantalus Drive section
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Emergency repairs are set to begin next month on a section of Tantalus Drive damaged during the March Kona Low storm. The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Design and Construction said work will start July 6 near 2369 and 2375 Tantalus Dr. Officials said the project will reconstruct
Howard’s Business Report: Federal Reserve Chair dead at 100
Longtime Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan has died, local restaurant is closing its doors in Kalihi, and a longtime Kapahulu shoe store is closing.
Pet owners warned to prepare pets for 4th of July fireworks ahead of time
Prepare your pets for the 4th of July fireworks with tips from the Hawaiian Humane Society. Calm them with medication, create a safe space, and keep them indoors.
53-year Father’s Day tradition feeds thousands in Hawaiʻi Kai
The Hawaiʻi Kai Lions Club served more than 4,000 breakfasts at its 53rd annual drive-thru fundraiser, with proceeds going toward community projects like beach safety rescue tubes and the Hawaiʻi Kai Christmas Parade.
Sunrise Xtra: Mark Carpenter talks sports, podcasts, and visiting Kaho‘olawe
Mark Carpenter talks about what it takes to become a sports reporter and shares his favorite moments from hosting The Long Game Podcast. He also gives us behind the scenes insight on what it took to create Hawaii News Now's special series, "Protecting Kaho‘olawe".
UH Push To Quiet Campus Protests Sparks Faculty Revolt
The University of Hawaiʻi is moving to tighten the rules of campus protest, floating a proposal that would cap noise at 60 decibels, outlaw overnight camping and tents, and nudge demonstrations away from building entrances while classes are in session. Officials say the package is simply an update to the system’s long-
Aggressive Sharks Clear Lineup At Pipeline On Oahu’s North Shore
Honolulu Ocean Safety lifeguards shut down the surf at Ehukai Beach Park, better known as Banzai Pipeline, on Sunday after crews reported sharks behaving aggressively near the break. Lifeguards cleared the water, posted shark warning signs and began patrolling the shoreline while officials monitored conditions from sho

















