Kaua‘i News Operation Santa again helping Jolly Old Elf himself fulfill holiday wishes; letters…
Kaua‘i News State to install 2 raised crosswalks on Kaua‘i
Kauaʻi has been seeing green after Hurricane Lowell knocked down thousands of avocado trees
But Kauaʻiʻs unexpected agricultural bounty that started as a devastating challenge was turned into a community-wide, guacamole-fueled bonding experience called the Guac-Off. September 19, 2026 · 04:21am
What Kauaʻi County residents, visitors need to know Saturday about Hurricane Lowell recovery
The public is encouraged to stay safe, look out for one another and support local businesses as recovery efforts remain ongoing, especially in places that sustained significant damage; conditions...Crime 2025 statewide crime data in Hawaiʻi shows 54,000 serious criminal offenses, down 10…
Hawai‘i News Motorists can expect multiple road closures beginning next week
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Volcano Watch: Ups and downs of lava fountaning episode forecasting with tilt data
County reminds residents vehicle registration renewal options are available while services…
US Coast Guard restores navigation aids, reopens harbors following Hurricane Lowell
Pacific Missile Range Facility guest passes reopen with limited access and select sites
DMV closed on Kauaʻi due to fire leaving residents who need license renewals in limbo
All state parks on Kauaʻi will remain closed for foreseeable future due to Hurricane…
American Red Cross volunteers traveled around Kaua‘i, offering food, water, gloves, hugs…
Remnant moisture from former TS Norbert forecast to produce moderate to heavy rainfall…
Arizona farm sending Hawaiʻi 1 million eggs as part of federal price-fixing settlement
So Delicious dairy-free salted caramel frozen dessert pints recalled; state health…
Water conservation notice lifted for Kalāheo-Kōloa, Līhuʻe-Kapaʻa and Hanalei service…
Verified GoFundMe fundraisers support those impacted by Hurricane Lowell
‘Dark Skies’ initiated over Pacific Missile Range Facility during shearwater…
Kauaʻi businesses rebuild from Hurricane Lowell while weighing when — and how —…
Hurricane Lowell triggers another payout of Hawaiʻi’s first-ever Reef insurance, the…
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Kaua‘i News
Kauaʻi has been seeing green after Hurricane Lowell knocked down thousands of avocado trees
But Kauaʻiʻs unexpected agricultural bounty that started as a devastating challenge was turned into a community-wide, guacamole-fueled bonding experience called the Guac-Off.
What Kauaʻi County residents, visitors need to know Saturday about Hurricane Lowell recovery
The public is encouraged to stay safe, look out for one another and support local businesses as recovery efforts remain ongoing, especially in places that sustained significant damage; conditions continue to improve in many areas, and additional services and facilities are returning to normal.
Hawaiʻi State Commission on the Status of Women honors exemplary commissioners, asks for volunteers
Kauaʻi, Maui and Oʻahu commissioner applicants needed; anyone interested in serving in any of those posts is encouraged to submit an application by the end of 2026, especially for the Kauaʻi and Maui seats to ensure they continue to have voting representation.
Operation Santa again helping Jolly Old Elf himself fulfill holiday wishes; letters accepted now
It’s time to start sending in holiday letters to the North Pole resident, care of U.S. Postal Service, to help provide keiki and families with a warm and bright holiday season.
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Hawaii News
What Kauaʻi County residents, visitors need to know Saturday about Hurricane Lowell recovery
The public is encouraged to stay safe, look out for one another and support local businesses as recovery efforts remain ongoing, especially in places that sustained significant damage; conditions continue to improve in many areas, and additional services and facilities are returning to normal.
Hawaiʻi State Commission on the Status of Women honors exemplary commissioners, asks for volunteers
Kauaʻi, Maui and Oʻahu commissioner applicants needed; anyone interested in serving in any of those posts is encouraged to submit an application by the end of 2026, especially for the Kauaʻi and Maui seats to ensure they continue to have voting representation.
2025 statewide crime data in Hawaiʻi shows 54,000 serious criminal offenses, down 10% from 2024
There was a decrease in crimes against persons and property and crimes against society, including drug offenses and weapon law violations.
Motorists can expect multiple road closures beginning next week
Road resurfacing is scheduled for Ulu Mahi subdivision in Līhuʻe and Menehune Road in Waimea.
Volcano Watch: Ups and downs of lava fountaning episode forecasting with tilt data
Recently, re-inflation of the summit became more unsteady during the ongoing episodic eruption of Kīlauea volcano on the Big Island; now, following the opening of new vents Sept. 14-16 in Halemaʻumaʻu Crater, it appears the behavior of the volcano might have changed.
Big Island News
Hawai‘i County Council considering a bill to require native, lei-making plants in county landscaping
The bill was amended to include lei-making flora that may not be indigenous to Hawai‘i but are not invasive.
Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park ecologist earns prestigious award for natural resources management
Stacey Kehaulani Torigoe — who was born and raised in Hilo and is a graduate of Waiākea High School — is director of invasive species and biosecurity programs for the 354,461-acre Big Island national park.
Increasing rents strain key housing lifeline for thousands of Hawaiʻi families
Federal spending on Hawaiʻi’s tenant-based rental vouchers — more commonly called Section 8 housing — more than tripled since 2003, even after accounting for inflation; yet, the number of families getting assistance only modestly grew; the reason is simple: Hawaiʻi rents climbed dramatically.
Maui News
Maui Surf Forecast for September 19, 2026
Surf along south-facing shores will remain above average through the weekend. The current long-period south-southwest swell will peak this evening, then...
Kalama Intermediate expands ‘Drive With Aloha’ to middle school for first time
Kalama Intermediate School has been selected as the first middle school campus in Hawaiʻi to join the statewide "Drive With Aloha" campaign initiative.
Maui Hotel & Lodging Association announces new 2026-2027 Board of Directors
2026-2027 MHLA Board members include: Stephen Bennett, President of Trilogy Excursions; William Bethel, General Manager at Hilton Grand Vacations; Naomi Cooper, Deputy Director of Maui Hotel and Lodging Association (non-voting); Eric Duff, Dual General Manager at AC Marriott Hotel & Residence Inn; Richard Elliott, General Manager at Andaz Maui; Fred Findlen, General Manager at Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa; Myra Galinato, Vice President at Blue Hawaiian Activities; Stephen Hinck, Area Managing Director & General Manager of the Royal Lahaina Resort & Bungalows; Kaleo Kenui, General Manager at the Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa; Melissa Lee, Hotel Manager at the Ritz-Carlton Kapalua; Gregg Lundberg, General Manager at Courtyard Marriott – Kahului Airport; John Pele, Executive Director of Maui Hotel and Lodging Association (non-voting); Aaron Placourakis, President & CEO of AMP Restaurant Group; Michael Pye, Fairmont Regional VP of Hawaiʻi & General Manager of Fairmont Kea Lani; Chris Rabang, Market General Manager – Westin Vacation Club, Maui & Marriott Vacation Club, & Island of Hawaiʻi; Angela Vento, General Manager of Wailea Beach Resort – Marriott Maui; and Maile Wong, Vice President & Region Manager of First Hawaiian Bank.
Deadline suspended for Pacific Missile Range Facility and Kōkeʻe Park Final EIS
The Department of Land and Natural Resources has suspended the deadline for accepting the Final Environmental Impact Statement for the Pacific Missile Range Facility and Kōkeʻe Park Geophysical Observatory, to protect the public’s ability to participate in the review.
