Waimanalo water-main break prompts road closures near Shima’s Market
A water-main break in Waimanalo prompted an HNL Alert and road closures in front of Shima’s Market on July 6, 2026.
A water-main break in Waimanalo prompted an HNL Alert and road closures in front of Shima’s Market on July 6, 2026.
A Waialua, Oahu, resident pleaded guilty in federal court after admitting to unlicensed transfers of money and cryptocurrency to recipients in Iran. Sentencing is set for Oct. 29, 2026.
Hawaii’s 2026 election proclamation schedules a mail-in, nonpartisan primary on Aug. 8 for four Honolulu City Council seats, with possible second elections in November under the stated conditions.
Hawai‘i’s 2026 primary election is scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 8, and is being conducted by mail statewide. Honolulu ballot packages were set to begin mailing July 17, with further mailings allowed through Aug. 1 as necessary.
Honolulu’s voter service centers opened July 27 for accessible voting, in-person voting and same-day registration before Hawaiʻi’s August 8, 2026 primary.
Four candidates are on the ballot for Honolulu City Council District 4’s Aug. 8 nonpartisan primary, with a Nov. 3 second election possible if no candidate wins a majority.
Honolulu voter service centers opened July 27 for Hawaiʻi’s Aug. 8 primary, offering accessible voting, in-person voting and same-day registration. Honolulu City Council District IV is also scheduled for election in 2026.
Hawaii Kai Park and Ride is listed as an official ballot-deposit site for the Aug. 8, 2026, primary election, with completed ballots due by 7 p.m.
Hawaii’s 2026 primary voting period began July 27, with mail voting underway and voter service centers open through Election Day on Aug. 8.
The Hawaiʻi Department of Health reported a new travel-related dengue case on Oʻahu on July 10, bringing the statewide total for 2026 to six.
Honolulu’s free, all-ages Na Hula Festival is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Aug. 2 at the Kapiolani Park bandstand.
Hawaii’s 2026 primary election is being conducted by mail, with voter-service centers open through Election Day on Aug. 8.
Former Honolulu City Council member Trevor Ozawa is challenging Council Chair Tommy Waters for East Honolulu’s District 4 seat in the Aug. 8, 2026 primary.
The Hawaiʻi Department of Health reported July 10 that a travel-related dengue case involving an Oʻahu resident brought the statewide total for 2026 to six.
Hawaii’s statewide mail primary is set for Saturday, Aug. 8, 2026. Voter service centers are operating statewide through Aug. 7 and will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on election day.
Hawaii Attorney General Anne Lopez issued a July 17 biweekly update on an active statewide public-corruption investigation. The official release listing confirms the continuing update series but provides no case-specific details in the approved material.
Hawaii’s mail primary election is scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 8, including four nonpartisan City and County of Honolulu Council contests.
Honolulu County voter-service centers are operating through Hawaiʻi’s Aug. 8 primary election, with pop-up sites in Wahiawa and Kaneohe open Aug. 3 through Aug. 7.
East Honolulu voters are included in Hawaii’s Aug. 8, 2026, mail primary, which includes four nonpartisan City and County of Honolulu Council contests.
Hawaii’s August 8 primary will include a mail-conducted, nonpartisan first special election for four Honolulu City Council seats. Contests without a majority winner may move to November 3.
Hawaii voter service centers offer accessible in-person voting, same-day registration, voter-information updates and ballot return through Aug. 8. Ballots must be received by 7 p.m. that day.
Hawaii’s new AI laws took effect July 14, creating conditional civil remedies for qualifying deepfakes and disclosure, crisis-response and minor-protection rules for AI companion operators.