Hawai‘i News What Kauaʻi County residents, visitors need to know Wednesday about Hurricane Lowell…
Hawai‘i News Flags to be lowered in honor of life and service of former state, US lawmaker Patricia…
Hurricane Lowell shapes Kauaʻi Council races as candidates talk disaster response
All 14 candidates competing for Kauaʻi County Council seats gathered on the North Shore to discuss urgent issues regarding the island's emergency response after Hurricane Lowell. October 01, 2026 · 05:00am
Southbound lane of Kūhiō Highway in Līhuʻe to be closed this weekend
Kauaʻi Island Utility Cooperative emergency utility pole replacement originally planned for Wednesday and Thursday was pushed back because of inclement weather; now slated for Oct. 3-4.Kaua‘i News UPDATE: Flood advisory canceled
Kaua‘i News Kaua‘i County ocean safety officials advise against swimming due to multiple brown…
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Royal Sonesta Kauaʻi to host Fall harvest wine dinner featuring Lydgate Farms
Tropical Storm Nolo to bring periods of heavy rain through Thursday to Kauaʻi, Ni‘ihau
Kawakami honors forensics team during National Forensic Science Week
18 deputy sheriffs sworn in, most assigned to Honolulu airport, state courthouses
UPDATE: High surf advisory canceled for Kauaʻi and Niʻihau
Governor selects 2 Big Island residents to join state panels
Voyage to Fiji, Tuvalu planned for Hōkūleʻa, Hikianalia postponed because of weather
State deposit beverage container program to get updated segregation rates
Kauaʻi Community College rallies behind students after Hurricane Lowell
City and County of Honolulu Division of Motor Vehicles assisting Kaua‘i residents
Volcano Watch: From aloha to talofa; Hawaiian Volcano Observatory monitors American Samoa
Hurricane Nolo online rainfall, wind tracker launched by University of Hawaiʻi
Kauaʻi Island Utility Cooperative seeks deferred accounting treatment for Hurricane…
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Kaua‘i News
Hurricane Lowell shapes Kauaʻi Council races as candidates talk disaster response
All 14 candidates competing for Kauaʻi County Council seats gathered on the North Shore to discuss urgent issues regarding the island’s emergency response after Hurricane Lowell.
Safe place to practice: Public invited to Play Streets bicycle event
A mini roadway will be set up in the parking lot at Līhuʻe Civic Center — including intersections, a roundabout, signs and more — to give kids a chance to practice riding through a real road system; all activities are free and open to the public.
Southbound lane of Kūhiō Highway in Līhuʻe to be closed this weekend
Kauaʻi Island Utility Cooperative emergency utility pole replacement originally planned for Wednesday and Thursday was pushed back because of inclement weather; now slated for Oct. 3-4.
What Kauaʻi County residents, visitors need to know Wednesday about Hurricane Lowell recovery
Kaua‘i County hits Day 23 of recovery in the aftermath of Hurricane Lowell as Hurricane Nolo is expected to bring heavy rainfall today.
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What Kauaʻi County residents, visitors need to know Wednesday about Hurricane Lowell recovery
Kaua‘i County hits Day 23 of recovery in the aftermath of Hurricane Lowell as Hurricane Nolo is expected to bring heavy rainfall today.
Flags to be lowered in honor of life and service of former state, US lawmaker Patricia Saiki
Saiki in 1986 became the first Republican and second woman elected to represent Hawaiʻi in U.S. Congress; flags shall be flown at half-staff through sunrise Oct. 5.
Tropical Storm Nolo to bring periods of heavy rain through Thursday to Kauaʻi, Ni‘ihau
Tropical Storm Nolo was about 345 miles west of Līhuʻe as of the 2 a.m. Wednesday advisory from the National Hurricane Center.
18 deputy sheriffs sworn in, most assigned to Honolulu airport, state courthouses
It was the largest graduating recruit class of deputies of Hawai‘i Department of Law Enforcement since it became a separate state agency nearly 2 years ago.
Big Island News
Mobile medical van with 4-wheel drive serves rural Kaʻū after Hurricane Lowell shutters health center
After Hurricane Lala left Kaʻū communities in disarray, Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies, with support from Direct Relief, has stepped up with mobile medical services, offering essential care to isolated residents.
Top 10 things to do on Big Island for Oct. 2-8: Big Island Art Fair, Black Rock Ampitheater, Hentry Kapono and friends, youth car show and more
Hey, Big Island. We're back! We're once again bringing you a great selection of activities, events, shows and more to check out during the upcoming weekend and into next week. Check out this week's top 10 right now!
Hawai‘i Police Department Detective Jenny Lee named Hawai‘i State Law Enforcement Officials Association Officer of the Year
The award honors Lee's outstanding investigative work on a complex child sexual abuse investigation that resulted in multiple arrests and grand jury indictments, as well as identification of additional victims and suspects.
Maui News
Gov. Green orders flags lowered to honor the life and service of Patricia Saiki
Flags are being lowered in honor of former US Representative, state lawmaker and US Small Business Administration Administrator Patricia Saiki, who died Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026, at age 96. Flags shall be flown at half-staff through sunrise Monday, Oct. 5, 2026.
Maui Weather Forecast for October 01, 2026
Tropical Storm Nolo will gradually accelerate westward away from the state over the next several days. Elevated moisture content being drawn up in the southeast...
Makawao, Kula and Waihou Spring forest reserves and Polipoli recreation area remain closed after Hurricane Nolo
On Maui, the Makawao State Forest Reserve, Kula Forest Reserve and Waihou Spring Forest Reserve remain closed pending storm damage repairs. Polipoli Spring State Recreation Area remains closed due to the surrounding forest reserve closure.
Kalaupapa drinking water system repairs completed; Power outage delays return of patients and staff
The Hawaiʻi Department of Health is continuing to coordinate with the National Park Service and other partners to return patients and staff to Kalaupapa as soon as possible, following the successful repair of the settlement’s drinking water system.
