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Family of murdered Amber Jackson renew call for answers on 15th anniversary of her death
15 years since Amber Jackson’s murder on Kaua'i, no arrests nor convictions have been made. Friends and family appeal to the public to come forward with information July 05, 2025 · 05:00am
Injured 38-year-old Kansas kayaker rescued from Kalalau Beach
The woman visitor was found by responding Kaua‘i Fire Department personnel the morning of 4th of July sitting in a kayak on the beach, under the shade of trees, being assisted by bystanders. Her ankle...Kauai News Scheduled Kaua‘i lane closures on state roadways for July 5-11
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Injured 38-year-old Kansas kayaker rescued from Kalalau Beach
The woman visitor was found by responding Kaua‘i Fire Department personnel the morning of 4th of July sitting in a kayak on the beach, under the shade of trees, being assisted by bystanders. Her ankle was splinted and she was flown by Air 1 to Princeville Airport to awaiting emergency personnel.
UPDATE: Kauaʻi County Department of Water lifts water conservation request for Hanalei, ʻAnini
Customers can now resume normal water usage 3 months after the conservation request was initially put in place.
‘Platform for groundbreaking discovery’: UH88 telescope honored as IEEE Milestone
University of Hawaiʻi’s 2.2-meter telescope at the summit of the Big Island’s Mauna Kea — dedicated in 1970 — was recently recognized by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers for its role in shaping astronomical research, technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity worldwide.
Family of murdered Amber Jackson renew call for answers on 15th anniversary of her death
15 years since Amber Jackson’s murder on Kaua’i, no arrests nor convictions have been made. Friends and family appeal to the public to come forward with information
Four Kaua‘i Police Department leaders receive much-deserved promotions
Lieutenants Stacy Perreira and Lance Okasaki were promoted to captains, while Capts. Makana Rivera and Darren Rose each received the rank of assistant chief. They are key leaders in the department’s growth and success.
Scheduled Kaua‘i lane closures on state roadways for July 5-11
Lane closure schedules can change at any time without notice. All projects are weather permitting. Check to see if any of the planned closures will impact your commute during the next week.
Hawaiʻi State Commission on the Status of Women mobilizes to protect women, girls from regressive policies of feds
Multi-faceted approach includes exploring legislative options to offset federal funding reductions, expanding state programs and fostering public-private partnerships, as well as raising awareness of resources and legal rights.
State releases its first Energy Security and Waste Reduction Plan
“This plan is the catalyst for creating a future that all people can thrive in,” said Hawaiʻi Youth Transportation Council Member Kawika Pegram. “Through this plan, we can harness the power of local industry, create meaningful jobs and invest in public infrastructure like never before.”
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Royal Lahaina launches new oceanfront ‘Summer Sunday BBQ Series’ and live entertainment
The Royal Lahaina Resort & Bungalows is turning up the heat with its brand-new Summer Sunday BBQ Series, happening now through Aug. 10 along Kāʻanapali Beach.
Wildfire safety watch: Hawaiian Electric monitoring risk conditions
Hawaiian Electric is monitoring high winds and dry conditions on Maui and Hawaiʻi Island, which may lead to an increased risk of wildfires. At this time, Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) is in a “watch” condition, meaning that if weather conditions intensify in the next 24 to 48 hours Hawaiian Electric may proactively shut off power in communities with high exposure to wildfire risk. During this watch period, customers in these areas are urged to prepare for the possibility of extended power outages.
Hawaiʻi’s ‘Vision Zero’ campaign raises awareness to end traffic deaths
The Hawai‘i Department of Health recently launched Vision Zero Hawai‘i, a new public service announcement campaign aiming to eliminate all traffic deaths and serious injuries on roads statewide.
Hawai‘i State FCU announces free financial education webinars from July through September
Hawai‘i State Federal Credit Union has released its latest schedule of free financial education webinars available from July through September.
Maui TechOhana: Marketing and AI Insights with Maui native Jennifer Apy
For entrepreneurs interested in sharpening their marketing strategies or unlocking the potential of artificial intelligence, Maui TechOhana is hosting Maui native and marketing powerhouse Jennifer Apy for an evening of online networking and a presentation on July 9 and a workshop July 10 at the Malcolm Center in Kīhei. Both events are free, but registration […]
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UPDATE: Hawaiian Electric ends wildfire safety watch for Big Island
Utility's decision was based on wind and humidity conditions forecast for the remainder of the weekend, but if hazardous windy and dry weather suddenly returns, the Public Safety Power Shutoff Program, while not needed Saturday, could be considered again.
State’s first Energy Security and Waste Reduction Plan is roadmap to reduce emissions, expand transportation options
“This plan is the catalyst for creating a future that all people can thrive in," said Hawaiʻi Youth Transportation Council Member Kawika Pegram. "Through this plan, we can harness the power of local industry, create meaningful jobs and invest in public infrastructure like never before.”
Hawai‘i private attorneys get pay bump for first time in 20 years for court-appointed work
Gov. Josh Green signed into law the new state pay scale that provides $150 an hour for work done in and outside of the courtroom by private practice attorneys.
Construction of new Pāhala wastewater collection system begins next week
The new infrastructure marks a major milestone in efforts by Hawaiʻi County to close large capacity cesspools in Kaʻū. Work gets underway July 7 and will entail connecting the 109 properties now served by large capacity cesspools to the new system, among other work.
