Hawai’i Department of Agriculture monitors risk as New World screwworm cases rise on U.S. mainland

Despite the low risk to Hawaiʻi, the Department of Agriculture and Biosecurity is enacting proactive, protective measures against the New World screwworm.

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Kaua‘i News No swimming advised at Hanalei Bay due to heavy runoff, brown water

Kīlauea community says it has ‘lost trust’ in Kauaʻi police after lack of action resulted in deadly shooting

New Kauaʻi Police Chief Rudy Tai and members of the criminal justice system attended a public meeting Tuesday to explain their actions and hear concerns involving a homicide, attempted homicide and 2-day manhunt of William "Billy" Sinclair.

After lease scare ends with 15-year agreement, new chapter brewing at Kauaʻi Coffee Company

"To the community of Kauaʻi and the consumers of Kauaʻi Coffee, thank you for making your voices heard ... (and) reminding all of us how important Kauaʻi Coffee is, not only as a business, but as an employer, an agricultural institution, and part of the identity of this island," said James Priestley, vice president of Brue Baukol Capital Partners that owns the land that has been leased by the coffee company.

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New legislation strengthens community, enhances environmental protections

Gov. Josh Green has signed four pivotal bills into law, focusing on environmental conservation, housing affordability, and community infrastructure advancements.

No swimming advised at Hanalei Bay due to heavy runoff, brown water

Kaua‘i County ocean safety officers have posted warning signs and are monitoring the area.

News in brief for July 9: SPAM Musubi Day, business accelerator and more

A quick look at news from throughout the state and beyond.

Kīlauea community says it has ‘lost trust’ in Kauaʻi police after lack of action resulted in deadly shooting

New Kauaʻi Police Chief Rudy Tai and members of the criminal justice system attended a public meeting Tuesday to explain their actions and hear concerns involving a homicide, attempted homicide and 2-day manhunt of William “Billy” Sinclair.

After lease scare ends with 15-year agreement, new chapter brewing at Kauaʻi Coffee Company

“To the community of Kauaʻi and the consumers of Kauaʻi Coffee, thank you for making your voices heard … (and) reminding all of us how important Kauaʻi Coffee is, not only as a business, but as an employer, an agricultural institution, and part of the identity of this island,” said James Priestley, vice president of Brue Baukol Capital Partners that owns the land that has been leased by the coffee company.

Hawai’i Department of Agriculture monitors risk as New World screwworm cases rise on U.S. mainland

Despite the low risk to Hawaiʻi, the Department of Agriculture and Biosecurity is enacting proactive, protective measures against the New World screwworm.
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New legislation strengthens community, enhances environmental protections

Gov. Josh Green has signed four pivotal bills into law, focusing on environmental conservation, housing affordability, and community infrastructure advancements.

News in brief for July 9: SPAM Musubi Day, business accelerator and more

A quick look at news from throughout the state and beyond.

Hawai’i Department of Agriculture monitors risk as New World screwworm cases rise on U.S. mainland

Despite the low risk to Hawaiʻi, the Department of Agriculture and Biosecurity is enacting proactive, protective measures against the New World screwworm.

Red Cross volunteers headed to help following Super Typhoon Bavi stage in Hawai‘i on their way

The massive storm passed over Guam and Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands fewer than 3 months after Super Typhoon Sinlaku.

Nonprofit partners sought for Office of Hawaiian Affairs Mālama Honua home improvement/renovation grants

Interested nonprofits can submit a letter of interest from July 15-29; selected nonprofit partners will administer homeowner applications during a later phase of the program.

Bills regulating tobacco use, electronic smoking devices become law with Hawai‘i Gov. Josh Green’s signature

Acts 189 and 190 demonstrate the state’s commitment to reducing harmful impacts of disposable electronic smoking devices and ensuring products sold in Hawaiʻi meet federal standards.

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Public invited to learn results of Evacuation Traffic Study in Waikōloa Village

The federally funded study is intended to mitigate the risk of harm to people and property in the fire-vulnerable South Kohala area.

News briefs for July 9: SPAM Musubi Day, business accelerator and more

A quick look at news from throughout the state and beyond.

The Department of Agriculture enacts proactive, protective measures against New World screwworm

Despite the low risk to Hawaiʻi, the Department of Agriculture is monitoring risk as New World screwworm cases rise on U.S. mainland.

‘No surprises’: Paid parking lot operators on Hawai‘i Island will be required to post rates

Hawaiʻi County Councilmember Rebecca Villegas said the bill's passage is a "small step" to helping to stop predatory parking rates, especially in Kona Village.

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Swimmer rescued from Maui’s Baldwin Beach Park in Pāʻia

A 57-year-old man was rescued after suffering a possible spinal injury while swimming at Baldwin Beach Park in Pāʻia on Wednesday morning.

Maui police seek help with unclaimed bodies, locating next of kin

The Maui Police Department, in coordination with a local mortuary, is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying and locating next of kin for several deceased individuals within Maui County.

Schatz secures $24M to replace 6 bridges in Hāna Highway Historical District

US Sen. Brian Schatz of Hawai‘i announced that the Hawai‘i Department of Transportation will receive $24 million in federal funding to rehabilitate and replace approximately six bridges within the Hāna Highway Historical District with modern, resilient structures.

Maui County, Higashimatsushima City, Japan, formalize Friendship City agreement

Maui County and Higashi-matsu-shima City, Japan, formalized a Friendship City agreement during a ceremony on Maui. The partnership, signed by Mayor Richard Bissen, honors a bond rooted in disaster resilience following the 2023 Maui Wildfires and the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake.