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Kauaʻi Police Activities League gears up for first flag football season in four years

The Kauaʻi Police Activities League is looking for more volunteer coaches and referees for the flag football season that begins June 3.

Hawai‘i ranks high among visitors for safety, giving back

The Visitor Satisfaction and Activity Survey found that at least 95% of visitors from each major market area – U.S. West, U.S. East, Canada, Japan, Oceania, Korea, and China – rated Hawai‘i as “excellent” or “above average” when it comes to being safe and secure.

Hirono reintroduces act to strengthen access to sexual health resources, education for young people

Mazie Hirono and Cory Booker’s act has companion legislation introduced by Representatives Barbara Lee and Pramila Jayapal.

Thirteen new deputies join State Sheriff Division ranks

Thirteen new deputies were added to the Sheriff Division and will be assigned to positions across the state.

Another tourist following GPS drives down same ramp into water at Big Island harbor

A tourist following GPS in Kailua-Kona did the same thing as another tourist one month earlier: driving down the same ramp directly into the water at Honōkohau Small Boat Harbor.

Firefighters extinguish fire in ‘Ele‘ele restaurant

Hanapēpē, Kalāheo, Waimea, and Līhu‘e firefighters, along with the on-duty battalion chief responded to the scene.

Honolulu beach to open fully following monk seal relocation

The Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement’s presence has ended at Kaimana Beach.

Lane closure scheduled for portion of Kalihiwai

One lane of Kamookoa Road on Kaua‘i will remain open to accommodate alternating traffic.

Native Hawaiian and Hawai‘i-made products coming to Las Vegas

The Pop-Up Mākeke will be located at the Westgate Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, the site of the convention. It is free to the public.

Safety and travel tips for pets all summer long

Best Friends Animal Society, an animal welfare organization, wants to ensure that pets and their families enjoy all that summer has to offer with these summer safety and travel tips.

Create an emergency plan as hurricane season starts

AARP Hawai‘i is hosting a free hurricane-preparedness webinar hosted by author Dennis Hwang.

Kauaʻi health office conducting survey about emergency preparedness, pandemic impacts

The Kaua‘i District Health Office will conduct a Community Assessment for Public Health Emergency Response survey known as CASPER to assess the emergency preparedness level and current wellbeing of Kauaʻi households.

Grow “Seeds of Knowledge” at your Kaua‘i library

Participants in the Summer Reaching Challenge can reap rewards including entires for the Grand Prize drawing provided by Alaska Airlines.

Kupuna on Kaua‘i can compete in Kiwanis spelling bee

Net proceeds from this annual event, presented by Alaska Airlines, will benefit the Alzheimer’s Association.

Hawai‘i Food & Wine Festival tickets now on sale

The Hawaiʻi Food & WIne Festival was co-founded by James Beard Award-winning chefs Roy Yamaguchi and Alan Wong.

Good Jobs Hawaiʻi provides free skills training for hundreds of residents

The University of Hawaiʻi Community Colleges, in collaboration with the Chamber of Commerce Hawaiʻi and industry partners, offers free skills training in high-demand industries through Good Jobs Hawaiʻi.

U.S. Rep. Jill Tokuda keynote speaker at Kaua‘i Memorial Day event

The Memorial Day Observance will also include members of the Pacific Missile Range Facility at Barking Sands, and the Waimea High School JROTC, which will post and retire the colors.

Petco Love donates $20,000 to Kauaʻi Humane Society

The national nonprofit Petco Love is donating $20,000 to the Kauaʻi Humane Society in support of its lifesaving work for animals on the island.

Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope captures closeups of Sun

The Daniel K. Inouye solar telescope images feature a variety of sunspots and quiet regions of the Sun obtained by the Visible-Broadband Imager, one of the telescope’s first-generation instruments.

Volcano Watch: Hawaiian oral stories of legends can provide light on past eruptions

Some Hawaiian stories, including the one about the two chiefs of Kahuku who became the two hills of Nāpuʻuapele, can be traced to the eruptions they record.
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