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Vehicle registration renewal options available; Kapaʻa DMV satellite office open for inquiries only

Residents may renew vehicle registrations at community-based kiosks, online, or through County drop boxes.

UH-Mānoa awarded $3.6M to study hidden health risks from plantation era that surface after Hawaiʻi disasters

The five-year study will follow 1,000 residents to determine whether contaminants can resurface in humans and the environment following wildfires and other disasters.

What Kauaʻi County residents, visitors need to know Wednesday about Hurricane Lowell recovery

Progress is being made; however, many residents continue to face impacts from the storm; find updates about food distribution, continuing power restoration efforts, household waste as well as storm debris and recycling sites, water conservation notices and much more.

Verified GoFundMe fundraisers support those impacted by Hurricane Lowell

The community also can directly help communities affected by the storm by donating to or sharing the 2026 Hurricane Relief Fund.

Power restored to many North Shore residents on Kaua‘i overnight

Most of the power was restored in Princeville. Crews today will be working on bringing additional customers online in Hanalei, Kīlauea and other areas between Moloa‘a and Hanalei.

‘Dark Skies’ initiated over Pacific Missile Range Facility during shearwater fledgling season

Shearwater fledging season began Tuesday and runs through Dec. 15; the Dark Skies program helps reduce light pollution and improve safe passage for fledglings and the number of fallen seabirds at the U.S. Navy installation has decreased significantly since it began.
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Nāpali Coast’s sacred side: Heiau, caves, moon calendar and ancient Hawaiian history
Nāpali Coast after rain: Waterfalls, rainbows, weather and when to go
The Hawaiian legends of the Nāpali Coast
Nāpali Coast by season: Best times for hiking, photography, wildlife viewing, boat tours

Hawaii News Chevron Forward

UH-Mānoa awarded $3.6M to study hidden health risks from plantation era that surface after Hawaiʻi disasters

The five-year study will follow 1,000 residents to determine whether contaminants can resurface in humans and the environment following wildfires and other disasters.

What Kauaʻi County residents, visitors need to know Wednesday about Hurricane Lowell recovery

Progress is being made; however, many residents continue to face impacts from the storm; find updates about food distribution, continuing power restoration efforts, household waste as well as storm debris and recycling sites, water conservation notices and much more.

Hurricane Lowell triggers another payout of Hawaiʻi’s first-ever Reef insurance, the second time in 3 weeks

Live corals already were documented washed ashore on Kauaʻi, while underwater assessments are being mobilized to determine the extent of reef damage and marine debris.

State briefs for Sept. 15: State welcomes individuals into leadership roles

Marigold Zoll and Craig McGinnis take on leadership roles at the Department of Land and Natural Resources Division of Forestry and Wildlife and the Department of Accounting and General Services New Aloha Stadium Entertainment project.

Families can find life insurance policies with free, online tool

Hawaiʻi residents can use a Life Insurance Policy Locator, which aids family members who cannot locate a policy or are unaware of its existence.

UH Mānoa received $1M federal grant to build ‘first-of-its kind’ clean energy research facility

The new Tunable Photoionization Chemical Dynamics Facility will help researchers better understand chemical reactions and could advance cleaner energy technologies in the future.

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Hurricane Lowell triggers second payout of unique Hawaiʻi reef insurance, 3 weeks after Lala

Live corals already were documented washed ashore on Kauaʻi, while underwater assessments are being mobilized to determine the extent of reef damage and marine debris.

Onset of 55th eruptive episode at Kīlauea is still unknown, as 5 new vents have now opened in the crater

The summit region continues to be highly pressurized, but it is not possible to forecast what might happen next.

Storm preparedness should include protective eyewear

Fierce winds, flying debris, broken glass and tree branches are some of the many things that can create serious eye hazards during storms.

Invasive little fire ants prefer cooked beef, seeds over tuna

The findings can help researchers and agencies managing invasive ants refine the food lures used for surveillance and bait development for little fire ants.

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“Go Green” bulky items recycling event to be held in West Maui on Saturday, Sept. 19

West Maui residents may dispose of recyclable, bulky items for free at a Go Green Recycling event set for 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, Sept. 19, 2026, near the Pioneer Mill smokestack on Lahainaluna Road (enter off Kuhua Street).

DBEDT brings business resources to entrepreneurs statewide

The Hawai‘i Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism will participate in the Innovate Maui Nui Conference on Maui on Sept. 23.

Maui Humane Society gets a boost from Avis team at Kahului Airport

Over a two-week period, local Avis employees collected 148 essential items—nearly doubling their initial goal—to directly benefit rescue animals in need across the island.

Department of the Attorney General warns public to be alert for scams following Hurricane Lowell 

Scammers may attempt to take advantage of people seeking assistance, as well as those wanting to help, through fraudulent charities and crowdfunding campaigns, home repair and contractor scams, or by impersonating government agencies and relief organizations.