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The new law, that goes into effect next year, establishes new restrictions on political spending activities by corporations and other “artificial persons” organized under Hawai’i law. 

Fountaining episodes have recentuly occurred at the Big Island volcano once the system has regained the volume of magma lost during the previous episode.

The lane closure is scheduled for 11 a.m. to 2 p.m for construction activities related to the rehabilitation of a sewage pump station.

The Department of Parks and Recreation has temporarily closed a segment of Ke Ala Hele Makālae, stretching from Keālia Beach to Palikū Beach.

These emerging challenges come as the state continues to recover from significant damage caused by the March Kona Low storms and from an ongoing sluggish labor market.

Kauaʻi County ocean safety officials have posted warning signs and are monitoring the area.

Flags shall be flown at half-staff from sunrise until sunset on Friday.

State officials are alerting medical professionals across the Garden Island to a sophisticated phone scam where impostors claim to be state representatives investigating their licenses.

Hawaiʻi officials have unveiled a groundbreaking, state-backed loan program to help condominium associations.

The National Weather Service has issued a warning for Kauaʻi due to heavy showers and isolated thunderstorms forecast for Friday into Saturday.

A 30-year-old Oklahoma man died May 13 after being pulled from the waters off Moloaʻa Beach, despite attempts to revive him.

If successfully developed, AES’ Mānā Solar + Storage project, coupled with AES’ previously approved Kaawanui Solar project, would bring Kaua‘i to nearly 90% renewable generation by 2030.

Vehicles exceeding 30 feet in length are advised to avoid making a left turn at the roundabout in Poʻipu.

Due to mechanical issues, the Kapaʻa swimming pool will be temporarily closed starting May 13.

On the Garden Isle, 76 individuals were sheltered in 2026 compared to 59 in 2024. Unsheltered families went from 22 in 2024 to 19 in 2026.

The senior first stepped foot on the Kaua‘i Community College campus when she was 16 years old for her first college course.

More active farmers and ranchers should be able to qualify for the agriculture land dedication, which has a filing deadline of July 1 for the upcoming tax year.

Igor Mykhaylovych Lytvynchuk, faces charges under the Endangered Species Act after allegedly attempting to harm a Hawaiian monk seal by throwing a rock at it.

Starting June 9, free summer meals will be available to chidren 18 and under at Kapaʻa, Kaumualiʻi and Kekaha elementary schools.

The competition on O‘ahu continues today and Thursday, May 14, with the Women’s and Men’s Division.