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‘Āina Ho‘okupu O Kīlauea receives $100,000 grant from Office of Hawaiian Affairs

The funding will be used to provide 3,600 mixed locally grown produce boxes supplying weekly fresh fruits and vegetables to more than 300 Native Hawaiians across Kaua‘i over the next two years.

Lane closures scheduled for portions of Kalihiwai

Flaggers will be positioned at both ends of the work zone to direct traffic.

Project on Kohala Mountain will protect cloud forest and source of fresh water for Big Island

The state-funded, four-year project on Kohala Mountain will manage non-native feral pigs and promote native forest regeneration.

Hawaiʻi’s game bird hunting season opens Nov. 5

Detailed descriptions of hunting opportunities statewide are available on the state Department of Land and Natural Resource’s Division of Forestry and Wildlife website.

What is the mysterious bright light off Hiloʻs east coast?

The lights are from a survey vessel carrying field scientists conducting monitoring work in a study area that includes an ocean dredged material disposal site several miles offshore of the Hilo coast.

University of Hawaiʻi holding public meetings for proposed tuition increases in 2025, 2026

The University of Hawaiʻi 10-campus system is proposing a freeze on undergraduate tuition for two more academic years, but it would be followed by 2% increases in the next two academic years.

Traffic alert: Portions of Maluhia and Kōloa roads to be closed Oct. 31 to Nov. 4

The one-lane closure in Kōloa is necessary for the Kauaʻi Roads Division to conduct grass-cutting and shoulder maintenance work.

Public invited to family-focused Rice Street Block Party on Oct. 29 in Līhuʻe

The family-focused event will run from 4 to 8 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 29, and feature food, fun and live music.

Volcano Watch: Aftershock forecasts let you know what to expect after a large earthquake

After damaging earthquakes, response and recovery take place under the threat of aftershocks.

Finding roots: ‘Big Wood’ brings joy to West Hawai‘i, provides therapy to its creator

In Kona, people do double takes when they see a 7-foot towering green creation of spray foam, cardboard, two-by-fours, silicon and fake plants — and realize a real person is inside.

Kauai Surf Forecast for October 28, 2022

Small, short-period north swells will maintain modest surf along most north facing shores through this weekend. A small, medium-period north-northwest…

Former Waimea High JROTC instructor sentenced to 14 years for sexual exploitation of student

Aguilar admitted in a plea agreement that he did not just possess these visual depictions, he used, persuaded or induced the victim to engage in sexually explicit conduct for the purpose of producing them.

Landowners conducting controlled burn in Kaumakani area

There is no threat to the public and structures, and no road closures are scheduled, according to the Kauaʻi Fire Department.

Kauai Surf Forecast for October 27, 2022

A series of rather small short period northerly swells are expected through Tuesday. A slightly larger and longer period northwest swell may arrive Sunday night…

Inaugural Operation Rising Star golf tournament on Dec. 18 at Hōkūala on Kauaʻi

Tournament proceeds go to Folds of Honor, which provides scholarships for the spouses and children of America’s fallen or disabled military and first responders.

COVID weekly update: 82 new infections reported on the Garden Isle

The state Department of Health reported 1,327 new COVID-19 cases Wednesday, Oct. 26, bringing the statewide total to 361,817

Kauai Surf Forecast for October 26, 2022

The current northwest swell will shift out of the north and peak this afternoon, before slowly subsiding Thursday through Saturday. A small north swell is…

Want to learn more about Kīlauea Point Bicycle and Pedestrian Access Project?

A presentation about the Kīlauea Point Bicycle and Pedestrian Access Project will be shown on Nov. 1 at the Kīlauea Neighborhood Center.

Blessing held for $3 million Hanapēpē Park Improvements Project

The improvements to Hanapēpē Park will include a new combined-use building containing a ticket booth, prep kitchen and a concession area.

Kauaʻi’s Voter Service Center now open through General Election on Nov. 8

The Voting Service Center in Līhuʻe offers accessible in-person voting and same-day registration and serves as a mail ballot collection site. 
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