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SNAP users allowed to purchase hot foods for the next four weeks

A waiver allows Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) users to purchase hot foods using their benefits until May 16.

Bishop Museum features the works of Nālani Kanakaʻole, Sig Zane, Kūhaʻoʻīmaikalani Zane

The Zane ʻohana, continues to transform Hawaiian cultural practices into captivating visual arts, while celebrating their rich heritage and environmental stewardship.

15 lane closures scheduled during week of April 18-24 on Kaua‘i state roadways

Lane closure schedules may change at any time without further notice. All projects are weather permitting.

Federal court orders $1.4M-plus restitution, 14-month prison term for Kaua‘i man who stole COVID relief funds

52-year-old Ethan Page of Kekaha was sentenced April 15; court order also includes 3 years supervised release following his prison term. He previously pleaded guilty to lying to Small Business Administration officials about how he used more than $1.4 million of Restaurant Revitalization funds awarded in 2021 to his business Hanapēpē Design Studio.

State warns public about fraudulent investment schemes on Meta platforms

These scams include pump-and-dump scams, confidence scams and fraudulent cryptocurrency schemes that take advantage of victims to extract as much money from them as possible.

Registration for A+ after-school program opens next week

Families are urged to prepare documents needed for after-school program registration by April 22.

Relief available to Hawai‘i businesses, private nonprofits, and residents affected by Kona low storms

Small businesses and most private nonprofit organizations in Kalawao and Kaua‘i are only eligible to apply for Economic Injury Disaster Loans.

Bank of Hawaiʻi launches new Center for Family Business and Entrepreneurs

Center helps Hawaiʻi business owners plan for succession, unlock opportunity and navigate complexities of business, family and personal wealth.

Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority seeks proposals for events, cultural preservation initiatives

The Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority is inviting organizations to apply for funding to support cultural preservation, enhance community experiences, and promote major events throughout the islands.

PlayStreets Kaua‘i, Kaua‘i Skate ‘Ohana to host Hanapēpē Skatepark Project kickoff party

New Hanapēpē Skatepark represents an investment of about $1.56 million to enhance recreational opportunities for youth and families on Kauaʻi’s westside; construction is set to begin Monday, April 27, and anticipated to be completed by fall this year.

Short letter can go a long way: Celebrate National Card and Letter Writing Month

U.S. Postal Service encourages customers to “mail a little more often,” and special occasions such as Mother’s Day, Father’s Day or other personally significant moments present an ideal opportunity to combine thoughtful expression with written communication.

Volcano Watch: Fountains and festivities; Kīlauea erupts Episode 44 as Merrie Monarch begins on Big Island

Comparing different eruptions can be a bit like comparing apples to oranges. But no matter how you compare, the ongoing eruption made an impression in terms of its longevity, with two active vents and impacts to areas downwind, including the changing topography of the summit.

US District Court decisively dismisses federal case seeking to block state’s fossil fuel claims

A decisive ruling by U.S. District Court for the District of Hawaiʻi agreed with Hawai‘i’s argument that the United States lacks standing to sue for hypothetical allegations that imposing liability on fossil fuel companies will have some harmful future effects on the federal government.

Aloha United Way 211 can connect displaced residents with housing help, recovery support connected with kona low storms

Partnership with the state and Airbnb supports eligible households impacted by severe storms in March, including damages from winds, thunderstorms and extreme flooding.

Recovery from kona low storms gets boost with Trump OK to major disaster declaration

“I’m grateful to the president and FEMA for acting quickly to approve our request because it immediately unlocks the federal resources we need to support response and long-term recovery in our state,” said Hawaiʻi Gov. Josh Green.

Worker removing invasive species on Kaua‘i trail rescued after suffering apparent leg injury

Kaua‘i rescuers aboard Air 1 had to short-haul the hiker using an aerial rescue vest.

50th anniversary of Hōkūleʻa’s maiden voyage to Tahiti celebrated by Polynesian Voyaging Society 

A series of storytelling, educational initiatives, musical performances and fundraising efforts throughout this year will reflect on the legacy of the voyage and its enduring impact.

North Shore Give president steps down to focus on his battle with Stage 4 cancer

“Give me everything you’ve got,” Stefan Swanepoel said he told his doctors who are treating him for Stage 4 prostate cancer. “We are going to beat this.”

National grant provides $400K to expand Direct2UH initiative, simplifying path to college

Building on the success of Direct2UH — the direct admissions initiative launched in October 2025 that offers free entry to Hawaiʻi public high school seniors based on their grade-point average — the grant will fund a unified admissions system with enhanced outreach and guidance.

Blue Hawaiian plans 2-day job fair to fill key positions

Scheduled for 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. April 20-21 at the Blue Hawaiian offices at Līhuʻe Heliport, candidates for several full-time posts are sought, including guest relations, concierge and concierge manager; recruiters will conduct on-the-spot interviews for qualified applicants.
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