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More than $300 million of state’s tourism revenue washed away by kona lows in March

Number of visitors statewide in March decreased 1.7% from the same month a year before, but Kaua‘i visitor stats buck the statewide trend and see an increase; visitor spending throughout islands falls 1.6% from March 2025.

Public forum to discuss civics with panelists at Kauaʻi Community College

“Laws Make a Difference, and So Can You,” will feature a panel discussion about civics and the ways individuals can make a difference in their communities through civic participation.

Special ceremony, exhibit mark 40th anniversary since USS Missouri recommissioning

Veterans reunite aboard their ship four decades later at Pearl Harbor to honor service, legacy and enduring spirit of the Mighty Mo.

Kaua’i County transitions to new emergency alert platform

Kauaʻi Emergency Management Agency is set to launch a cutting-edge emergency notification system with Everbridge on May 5, aiming to enhance community safety.

Division of Motor Vehicles self-serve kiosk in Līhuʻe now accepting cash

This enhancement offers added flexibility and convenience for customers renewing their vehicle registrations through the kiosk.

Kapaʻa softball field closed next week

The softball field will close for resurfacing from Monday, May 4 to Friday, May 8.
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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

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More than $300 million of state’s tourism revenue washed away by kona lows in March

Number of visitors statewide in March decreased 1.7% from the same month a year before, but Kaua‘i visitor stats buck the statewide trend and see an increase; visitor spending throughout islands falls 1.6% from March 2025.

Special ceremony, exhibit mark 40th anniversary since USS Missouri recommissioning

Veterans reunite aboard their ship four decades later at Pearl Harbor to honor service, legacy and enduring spirit of the Mighty Mo.

Kapaʻa softball field closed next week

The softball field will close for resurfacing from Monday, May 4 to Friday, May 8.

Youth summit brings more than 220 high school students together

The 2026 Ka Pēwa Youth Summit empowers youth voices, fosters leadership and connectivity, and highlights leadership potential through a student-led agenda.

PHOTOS: The early years of celebrating Lei Day in Hawai‘i

The history of Lei Day on May Day in Hawai‘i is nearly a century old, when the first lei contest was held on May 1, 1928, in the lobby of Bank of Hawai‘i in Honolulu.

Draft Historic Preservation Plan for Hawai‘i available for public review

The draft plan prioritizes Native Hawaiian cultural heritage, protecting iwi kūpuna and burial sites.

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Public input sought for Kawaihae Harbor improvements project on Big Island

The Draft Environmental Assessment for the harbor project to improve roadway congestion, cargo capacity and aging infrastructure now is available for public review and comment.

Most criminal justice reform bills in Hawai‘i not moving forward this legislative session

The legislative session adjourns on May 8.

Hawaiʻi House of Representatives celebrates inaugural Laulau Day

“Laulau is more than a beloved island staple; it carries deep cultural and historical meaning," said Oʻahu state Rep. Darius Kila. "Preserving and promoting traditional Hawaiian foods helps honor Native Hawaiian culture and ensures these practices continue to be understood and passed on.”

Hawaii County Weather Forecast for May 03, 2026

High pressure north of the islands will produce moderate trade winds through Monday. Wind speeds will weaken from Tuesday through Thursday as a weak cold front...

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Maui Weather Forecast for May 03, 2026

A broad high pressure ridge north of the islands will produce moderate trade winds through Monday. Wind speeds will weaken from Tuesday through Thursday as a...

Surf was up at Hoʻokipa Beach for Hawaiʻi’s first state high school surfing championship

With Mauiʻi's Kim Ball leading a long effort to make surfing an official statewide high school sport — it was fitting that a sophomore from Maui won the first state high school surfing title in Hawaiʻi history.

MEO offers pre-employment services for recently released inmates

Maui Economic Opportunity’s Being Empowered and Strong Together offers a pre-employment training program for recently incarcerated individuals that includes financial support for credentialing and certifications in trade jobs.

Maui Surf Forecast for May 03, 2026

Existing small WNW swell will gradually fade through the weekend. Another slightly smaller NW swell is anticipated early next week in maintenance of elevated...