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Community Kaiser employees volunteer in Kaua‘i taro patch as part of medical group’s…
UH School of Travel Industry Management celebrates 60th anniversary with events
In 1966, the UH at Mānoa began a pioneering program that turned into a school that is an internationally respected leader in hospitality, tourism and transportation education. January 20, 2026 · 05:00am
Temporary bridge in Anahola to reopen in March
The bridge will remain closed to vehicular traffic for the full duration of construction.Hawaii News PGA Tour Champions tourney at Hualālai on Big Island celebrates 30 years
Kauai News Hawai‘i Department of Transportation announces lane closures this week
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Kaua‘i News
Temporary bridge in Anahola to reopen in March
The bridge will remain closed to vehicular traffic for the full duration of construction.
UH School of Travel Industry Management celebrates 60th anniversary with events
In 1966, the UH at Mānoa began a pioneering program that turned into a school that is an internationally respected leader in hospitality, tourism and transportation education.
Lydgate Beach Parkʻs Bynum Bridge to close temporarily for structural improvements
Bynum Bridge at Lydgate Beach Park in Līhuʻe will be temporarily closed for structural maintenance from January 26 through 29.
71-year-old bicyclist in hospital after crash on Kūhiō Highway
The bicyclist was taken to Wilcox Medical Center after being struck by a 2003 Toyota pickup truck exiting the 7-Eleven parking lot in Līhu‘e.
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Hawaii News
UH School of Travel Industry Management celebrates 60th anniversary with events
In 1966, the UH at Mānoa began a pioneering program that turned into a school that is an internationally respected leader in hospitality, tourism and transportation education.
PGA Tour Champions tourney at Hualālai on Big Island celebrates 30 years
The tournament, now called the Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualālai, started with 17 professionals, and this year’s pro field is at 42, including defending champion Ernie Els of South Africa.
33rd Hawaiʻi State Legislature begins 2026 session Wednesday
For Kauaʻi residents unable to travel to Oʻahu, floor proceedings on opening day of the State Legislature in both the House and Senate chambers will be broadcast live online.
Tiger sharks mate during Maui’s whale season, new study shows
The findings challenges the conventional understanding of tiger sharks as purely solitary animals, revealing a predictable seasonal convergence of mature males and females that coincides with the humpback whale calving season in Hawaiʻi.
Federal legislation introduced to establish new national veterans cemetery in Hawaiʻi
The only national cemetery in Hawaiʻi is running out of space, and has been functionally closed for in-ground burials since 1991 — and it is expected to stop taking cremated remains by 2036.
Affordable housing remains top concern for many residents, finds annual statewide survey
The winter 2025 edition of Hawai‘i Perspectives reveals 71% of residents surveyed agree the state should build more housing as quickly as possible; survey also finds 89% of respondents say military is ‘very’ or ‘somewhat’ important to state’s economy.
Big Island News
State now accepting applications to grants for Hawai‘i food security program
This is the fifth year of the grant program, which provides support for small-scale gardening, herding and livestock operations to increase the quantity and quality of locally grown food in food-insecure communities.
Big Island community celebrates MLKʻs words, legacy along Kamehameha Avenue
More than 250 people gathered in Hilo to celebrate the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., according to organizers East Hawaiʻi Indivisible.
Maui News
Seabury Hall Performing Arts Presents Common Ground Dance Festival VI
Seabury Hall Performing Arts will present Common Ground Dance Festival VII, a two-night celebration of youth-based movement arts, on Friday and Saturday, Jan. 30 and 31, 2026, at 7 p.m. Performances will take place at the ʻAʻaliʻikūhonua Creative Arts Center on the Seabury Hall campus.
UH School of Travel Industry Management celebrates 60th anniversary
The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa School of Travel Industry Management will celebrate its 60th anniversary in 2026, marking six decades since its 1966 founding. What began as a pioneering program has grown into a leader in hospitality, tourism and transportation education. Since its inception, the school has remained rooted in the culture and communities […]
