Kauai News

Kaua‘i Habitat acquires North Shore properties for production of affordable homes

Earlier this month, Kaua‘i Habitat closed on six CPR land units on the North Shore of the Garden Isle.

Scammers impersonating state officials take aim at medical professionals

The callers claimed they were with the Hawaiʻi Medical Board, stating the Regulated Industries Complaints Office had filed a complaint against the licensees.

Playground construction, ADA renovations scheduled at Waimea Athletic Field

The playground, skateboard half-pipe, ADA parking stalls and ADA walkway near Kaumuali‘i Highway will be closed from April 29 to June 1, weather permitting.

Come thirsty: Food, fun, music and more will flow at Kaua‘i Brewers Festival this Saturday

Groups benefiting from this year’s event include Hālau Ka Lei Mokihana o Leināʻala, which recently returned from the Merrie Monarch Festival on the Big Island.

County of Kaua‘i issues reminder of upcoming job fair

Over 50 businesses representing a variety of industries on Kaua‘i will offer an assortment of employment opportunities at the job fair.

Monthly donation event scheduled at Kaua‘i Resource Center

Residents, businesses and other organizations can bring in unwanted or unneeded items for reuse, including clothing, small furniture, children’s toys, books, and shoes.

Celebrate Earth Day with Kaua‘i County and the community college

The festivities promise a day filled with fun, learning, and delicious free food in honor of the island and those who work tirelessly to sustain community food systems.

Damage assessments, clean-up continue on Kaua‘i; farmers, ranchers advised to document damages

You must notify the Farm Services Agency within 72 hours of a crop loss becoming apparent for hand-harvested crops and certain perishable crops.

Niumalu Bridge closed until further notice due to flood damage

Residents and businesses in the area will be advised to use Hulemalu Road as a detour.

Kaua‘i man accused of negligent homicide after reportedly hitting a man with his vehicle

On Monday, at approximately 3 p.m., police arrested Jacob Saylor, 43, of Kīlauea, in connection with the incident.

3-foot long ball python found in O‘ahu home

The snake was discovered on April 13.

Online registration for keiki, junior lifeguard programs begins May 1

The free programs offer ocean safety awareness and lifesaving skills instruction. Enrollment is limited.

Applications to Homeowner Assistance Fund program on Kaua‘i closes May 1

The HAF programs were funded through the American Rescue Plan signed into law by the Biden Administration with the goal of preventing foreclosure in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Both counties of Kaua‘i and Hawai‘i participate in this program.

Rising seas eating away at underground infrastructure globally, according to UH study

According to the study, led by UH coastal geologist Shellie Habel, cities with buried infrastructure are most at risk for corrosion and system failures due to interaction with this shallower and saltier groundwater.

12 hikers rescued in Wailua, Kōke‘e during flash flood warning

Three hikers were rescued at Blue Hole Trail in Wailua in the early afternoon on April 14, and another nine hikers were rescued from the Waimea Canyon in Kōke‘e later that day.

Hanapēpē refuse transfer station reopens

The transfer station was shut down while repairs were being made to the electrical system.

Native Hawaiian snails now recognized by the state

Gov. Josh Green signed into law House Bill 1899, which recognizes nine native snail species as state snails.

Shaka documentary to debut at film festival in Los Angeles

The producer/writer of the film said his initial goal was to produce a 20-minute short for classroom use but the story turned out to be bigger than anyone could have imagined.

Storm brings damages to Kaua‘i including a drill rig on the mauka Wailua River Bridge rail

The goal is to reopen the southbound bridge this morning and close for nightly debris removal from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. for the rest of the week.

Photographer coming to Hawai‘i will capture islands’ roller derby culture with classic style

Brittany R. Bradley employs the wet-plate collodion process to create modern-day examples of ambrotypes and tintypes.
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