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UPDATE: Search will resume Wednesday morning for missing swimmer off ‘Anini Beach

Multiple agencies continue their search for a missing California man who was apparently swept out while swimming at ‘Anini Beach on Sunday afternoon.

Farm animal sanctuary on Big Island receives accredited status

The Magical Creatures Sanctuary opened in 2018 in Laupāhoehoe and is home to more than 90 animals who were saved from slaughter, rescued from neglect, have special needs, or were orphaned or injured in the wild.

Comedian Pauly Shores comes to Līhuʻe during four-island Hawaiʻi Tour

Comedian Pauly Shore will be performing on Jan. 7 at the Jasmine Ballroom in Līhuʻe with guest Bradda Z.

UPDATE: Surf advisory canceled for Kauaʻi and Niʻihau

Surf along north-facing shores is forecast for 10 to 15 feet and along west-facing shores at 8 to 12 feet.

Kauai Weather Forecast for December 25, 2022

A surface ridge in the vicinity of the islands will maintain tranquil and mostly dry weather conditions through Monday. The current light and variable winds…

Volcano Watch: What do earthquakes reveal?

Often, the earliest signs of volcanic unrest, before lava is seen, are provided by earthquake activity occurring deeper within the Earth than where other volcano monitoring capabilities can reach. 

Visitor satisfaction in Hawaiʻi rivals pre-pandemic levels, state survey finds

Overall satisfaction among visitors from Hawai‘i’s primary North American markets has continued its upward trend since the beginning of the year to rival pre-pandemic levels, state officials said.

A White Christmas for the Big Island at the mountain summits

It snows every year in Hawaiʻi at the summits of the state’s three tallest mountains, but almost never below 9,000 feet.

Santa is coming to Kaua’i tonight! How to track his sleigh and more

How well do you really know the Christmas front man? In order to make all of his deliveries on time for Christmas morning, his sleigh has to move at about 1,800 miles per second: “Wow!”

Big Island vigil for Hawaiʻi Life Flight crew members who were never found

At Old Kona Airport Beach Park on the Big Island, a flight nurse, a paramedic and a pilot were mourned during a sunset vigil.

Hawai’i gas prices dropped to lowest levels since March; but Līhuʻe’s average at high $5.48

In Kahului, the average price of $5.17 for a gallon of regular unleaded gas is five cents lower than last week and 65 cents higher than a year ago.

WATCH: Crews plow Maunakea Access Road

Maunakea Rangers from the University of Hawai‘i at Hilo for Maunakea Stewardship plowed snow on the road to the summit today.

Kūhiō Highway Short-Term Improvement work rescheduled

The Kūhiō Highway Short-Term Improvements work is being rescheduled.

Fishing closed for 2023 at Waikīkī-Diamond Head Shoreline Fisheries Management Area

TheWaikīkī-Diamond Head Shoreline Fisheries Management Area is closed to fishing during odd-numbered years.

Kauaʻi hotels lead state in occupancy for November 2022 at 75.1%

The Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority’s Hotel Performance Report for November 2022 shows Kaua‘i hotels led the state in occupancy at 75.1%, but trailed some counties in revenue per available room of $273 and average daily rate at $364.

To celebrate holidays safely, Hawai’i Department of Health’s simple steps

To reduce the spread of COVID-19 and other respiratory illnesses during the holidays, the Hawai‘i Department of Health encourages people to take simple steps.

Congressman Kahele introduces Hawaiian Home Lands Preservation Act

U.S. Rep. Kai Kahele said his introduced bill is critical legislation for the preservation, protection, and restoration of the sovereign rights of native Hawaiian people.

Anahola Regional Plan update approved by Hawaiian Homes Commission

The Anahola Regional Plan sets forth five priorities crafted with beneficiary input.

High Surf Warning downgraded to Advisory

The National Weather Service has canceled its High Surf Warning for the shores of Ni‘ihau, Kaua‘i, O‘ahu, Moloka‘i, and Maui and issued a High Surf Advisory in its stead.

Salvation Army needs help to meet goal for Red Kettle holiday campaign in Hawai’i

With just five bell-ringing days left before Christmas, donations in Hawaii are currently tracking at 67% of a $750,000 goal for The Salvation Army’s Red Kettles holiday campaign.
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