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Surfer Garrett McNamara’s ‘100 Foot Wave’ documentary to be screened today at Kauaʻi hotel for World Oceans Day
Surfer Garrett McNamara will be in person at 1 Hotel Hanalei Bay on Kaua‘i tonight to share stories after the screening of episode 3 of his documentary series, ‘100 Foot Wave.’
New ambulance station in Hanalei will increase calls, response times for the secluded east side of the island
Moloaʻa to Hā‘ena is now covered when it comes to emergencies with the opening of the American Medical Response ambulance station in Hanalei.
ACLU of Hawai‘i asks county leaders not to collaborate with Immigration and Customs Enforcement
The ACLU of Hawaiʻi is concerned with Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s execution of warrants and urged county leadership against agreements with entities within the Dept. of Homeland Security.
Although bacteria rates are rising, federal funding cuts threaten water quality testing
Waikomo Stream at Kōloa Landing, a popular snorkeling spot, was added to the Bacteria Hot Spots list due to a high rate of bacteria found in 90% of the samples.
UH program serving ‘ohana, keiki and kūpuna threatened by federal budget cuts
The SNAP-Ed program could end without federal funding on Sept. 30, ultimately impacting community well-being and food security.
Gov. Green to discuss emerging technologies at panel in Washington, D.C.
Gov. Josh Green joined U.S. Congress members in discussions on emerging technologies and their potential impacts on Hawaiʻi during the Hawaiʻi on the Hill event.
New humpback whale film reveals epic journey, urgent science on World Ocean Day
Celebrate World Ocean Day with “In the Wake of Whales,” a free video that dives into the captivating world of humpback whale migration and gives insights into the whales’ journey to Hawaiʻi.
Fellowship program enables visionary leaders for Hawaiʻi to emerge from all sectors
Trailblazers can apply for the 10th Omidyar Fellows program, an immersive leadership experience that enables Fellows to lead with purpose, mobilize communities, and amplify positive change throughout Hawai‘i.
Postal Service is hosting open houses in Kauaʻi this month
Postmasters and supervisors will offer guidance on applying for the Postal Service, which is working to modernize its network and improve services across all mail.
VIDEO: Dangers at China Walls and Spitting Caves shown on dramatic state footage
The dangers of jumping into the water in the Spitting Caves and China Walls area on O’ahu also can apply to other similar areas around the Hawaiian islands.
Volcano Watch: What fans the flames observed at volcanic vents?
Recently, something has been observed “dancing” above the active eruptive vents inside Halemaʻumaʻu…Hydrogen flames!
Three hikers rescued near Kalalau Beach along the Nā Pali Coast on Thursday
First responders transported by helicopter two injured hikers and a distressed hiker to Princeville Airport, where medics awaited.
Update: High surf advisory cancelled for the south shores of Niʻihau, Kauaʻi today
Above average surf will continue along south facing shores, but will remain below advisory thresholds.
Gov. Green intends to veto 19 bills passed by Hawaiʻi State Legislature
Green is not required to veto every bill indicated on the Intent-to-Veto list, but he cannot veto a bill that is not included and he has until July 9 to issue final vetoes.
Update: 5-acre brush fire in Keālia contained
Crews continued to do periodic checks of the area on Saturday.
Change-of-command ceremony solidifies the new leadership for the Pacific Missile Range Facility
Captain Robert Prince has assumed command of the Pacific Missile Range Facility, Barking Sands, succeeding Captain Brett Stevenson, who is retiring after a 35-year naval career.
New Hawaiʻi law protects child performers’ earnings
Gov. Josh Green signed a new law on Wednesday that requires parents to set aside part of their child’s entertainment income in a trust, a move aimed at preventing financial exploitation of young performers.
Survey to assess emergency preparedness level of Kauaʻi households this month
The Kauaʻi District Health Office will evaluate emergency preparedness of 210 randomly selected Kauaʻi households through a survey conducted June 23-27.
Kīlauea eruption episode generated 16,500-foot plume, 980-foot lava fountains in less than 8 hours
Episode 24 of the Halemaʻumaʻu eruption at Kīlauea came to an abrupt halt at 4:28 a.m. after showcasing spectacular lava fountains a volcanic plume soaring to 16,500 feet.
New act passed by state legislature designates September as Hawaiian History Month
The measure honors the enduring legacy of Queen Liliʻuokalani and recognizes the many contributions of the Native Hawaiian community to Hawaiʻi’s past, present, and future.
