Kaua‘i News
Alania Road in Po‘ipū closed until further notice
Kaua‘i County officials have not said the reason for the closure.
Attorneys interested in becoming Fifth Circuit grand jury counsel still have time to apply
Applicants must be licensed to practice law in Hawaiʻi, and they can not be public employees.
Kauaʻi chef takes island flavors to Hyatt’s global culinary competition in Mexico
Chef Melvin Macaraeg of Grand Hyatt Kauaʻi Resort & Spa is set to represent the U.S. West region at the Hyatt Good Taste Series Global Finals in Mexico.
Federal defense agency grants $1.3 million to improve Kekaha-Waimea water system on Kauaʻi
The water system is critical infrastructure for the U.S. Navyʻs Pacific Missile Range Facility that relies on it for its own operations and workforce.
Kauaʻi Humane Society recieves $25,000 grant from Grey Muzzle Organization to support senior dogs
The funding will help dogs like Moco, a 9-year-old hound who is full of life despite his age and health challenges.
What Kauaʻi County residents, visitors need to know Oct. 23 about Hurricane Lowell recovery
Here is up-to-date information about recovery efforts and resources from Hurricane Lowell.
Kauaʻi Police Department launching automated license plate readers
Kauaʻi Police Chief Rudy Tai said data collected by this technology “will be restricted to authorized KPD personnel and governed by departmental policies and applicable laws.”
Federal disaster funding available for private nonprofits after Hurricane Lowell
The federal program can be used to reimburse eligible state and local governments and certain nonprofits for the costs associated with emergency protective measures, debris removal and restoring disaster-damaged roads, bridges and public facilities.
In Honolulu, egg prices now more than $10 a dozen
During the past year, the average retail price for local organic eggs increased by more than 17% from $11.26 to $13.19 a dozen.
Upcoming webinars provide Hawaiʻi farmers with information about disaster recovery
The three-part online series offers guidance and practical tools for agricultural producers affected by recent storms.
U.S. Postal Service says voters should mail ballots early to ensure timely delivery
In Hawaiʻi, mail-in ballots must be received — NOT POSTMARKED — by 7 p.m. on Nov. 3. Ballots received after the deadline cannot be counted.
Circuit Court approves agreement with Hilario that imposes 20-year sentence in 16-year-old Kaua‘i murder case
This agreement resolves a case that has included two jury trials where Vincent Hilario was twice convicted of first-degree murder for fatally shooting Aureo Moore above Anahola Beach Park in 2010.
People with disabilities practice flying experience with simulation hosted by Hawaiian Airlines
The experience allowed travelers to rehearse every step of a journey through airports and onto planes to better prepare them for a future flight.
Briefs for Oct. 21: The Shops at Kukui‘ula plan family-friendly fall events, resort to host fundraiser for Kauaʻi Humane Society
Quick stories on fall events for families and a fundraiser for furry friends this month.
Organizations address ongoing housing, rebuilding needs for long term recovery
After distributing $364,000 in relief, Kauaʻi organizations prepare to transition to long-term recovery with emergency assistance applications closing on Oct. 24.
North Shore Kauaʻi Recycles drop-off bins relocated to Kīlauea
The move will help reduce congestion at the Hanalei transfer station, support upcoming facility improvements, and provide a more accessible and user-friendly location for residents.
Wastewater manhole, sewer line inspections underway in the Wailua area
The inspections will prompt one-lane closures on Leho Drive and Nehe Road.
CVS to pay $315 million and implement safeguards in a legal settlement involving invalid opioid prescriptions
CVS agreed to pay $315 million and for illegally filling unlawful opioid prescriptions and submitting false claims to federal healthcare programs.
No swimming advised after shark sighting reported at Hāʻena Beach Park
According to Ocean Safety Bureau officials, an 8-foot shark was sighted on Tuesday, Oct. 20, at 8:45 a.m.
Briefs for Oct. 20: Annual Rainbow Wahine Invitational continues today, pairs compete in inaugural Kauaʻi Four-Ball Tournament
Quick stories on an ongoing golf invitational and the results of a new four-ball tournament last weekend.
