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Lane closures for sections of Mailihuna Road from July 17 to July 22
Motorists are advised to expect brief and occasional delays. Please exercise caution and drive slowly when commuting through the work area.
Participants sought for Aloha Festivals’ 2023 Royal Court, annual Floral Parade
Applications for Aloha Festivals’ 2023 Royal Court and the 75th Annual Floral Parade are currently be accepted.
Hurricane Calvin marches west; storm could reach Hawai‘i early next week
As of shortly before 6 p.m., Hurricane Calvin looked like it was on the cusp of entering the Central Pacific region. The now-Category 2 storm is on a track that could bring it to Hawai‘i, albeit likely not as a hurricane.
4.6 magnitude earthquake strikes in deep ocean northeast of Maui; no tsunami threat to Kauaʻi
There is no tsunami threat to Kauaʻi or any of the Hawaiian Islands following a preliminary magnitude 4.6 earthquake that struck in deep ocean northeast of Maui. The quake occurred at 11:29 a.m. on Thursday.
Hanalei Canoe Club holding 50th anniversary lū‘au, fundraiser July 29
Paddling and wa’a culture are the root of the Lūʻau this year, which has not been hosted for several years.
263 bills signed into law by Gov. Josh Green
As of July 12, Green hosted 18 bill-signing ceremonies covering topics from good governance, affordable housing, destination management at state parks, to protections for victims of domestic violence, traffic safety and cost of living.
Case introduces measures to halt deep-seabed mining until full consequences understood, regulations established
Ed Case said the American Seabed Protection Act will place a moratorium on deep-sea mining activities in American waters or by American companies on the high seas.
Only five ‘akikiki left on Kaua‘i and their chances of survival are slim
This frightening revelation was shared by Justin Hite of the Kaua‘i Forest Bird Recovery Project during a community open house Tuesday evening.
Hirono, colleagues introduce bill to fully fund special education
The legislation would ensure Congress fulfills its commitment to fully fund the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.
New report shows good news/bad news scenario for Hawaiʻi’s sustainability goals
The most recent Voluntary Local Review was presented Wednesday by Hawai’i Gov. Josh Green to the United Nations during the High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development.
Investigation reveals pedestrians struck Saturday were not crossing the road
The investigation remains ongoing at this time. Anyone who has information regarding the crash is advised to contact Traffic Safety Section Officers Russell Himongala or Shawn Hanna at (808) 241-1610.
New world record set in World’s Toughest Row from California to Kaua‘i
Today, after 2,800 miles of the treacherous Pacific Ocean, team Kiwi Fondue from the UK and Switzerland crossed the finish line in a record-breaking time of 29 days, 17 hours and 29 minutes.
Hawai‘i Tourism Authority sets 2023 conference date
The conference will focus on ongoing efforts to shape a regenerative tourism future for Hawaiʻi that prioritizes the well-being of its people, places, and culture.
Hit songwriter’s new book shares life lessons learned at Kaua‘i Humane Society
Accomplished songwriter Jason Blume has won an Emmy, but he said none of his achievements compares to his latest: the publication of “Happy Tails,” a book inspired by his time as a Kaua‘i Humane Society volunteer.
Teams battle Pacific in “World’s Toughest Row,” arriving soon on Kauaʻi
This remarkable journey started in Monterey, California, and traversed 2,800 miles across the Pacific Ocean, with the teams rowing in custom made ocean rowing boats, up to 28 feet long.
Reggae artist Claire Wright touring debut album on Kaua‘i
Wright will bring her “I Could Use a Beach” tour, featuring special guest Tavana, to Anaina Hou Community Park on Kaua‘i’s North Shore on July 15.
Kīlauea’s ʻĀhuimanu shopping center welcomes two new businesses
A new, 1,100-square-foot Kaua‘i Juice Co. location offers an array of healthful grab-and-go foods, cold-pressed juices and more.
Kaua‘i first responders rescue 5 in waters off Kealia Beach Sunday
Kaua‘i Fire Department personnel received a report from Kaua‘i Police Department Dispatch shortly before 4:50 p.m. of swimmers in distress in waters off Keālia Beach.
Kaua‘i Island Utility Cooperative to hold annual membership meeting on July 20
“This is our opportunity to share with our members what has transpired over the past year and what we can look forward to, while receiving questions and feedback from them as well,” said KIUC’s President and Chief Executive Officer David Bissell.
Kaua‘i Salvation Army seeks school supplies for keiki in need
Requested items include backpacks, colored markers, colored pencils, composition notebooks, crayons and more.
