Kaua‘i News
Kaua‘i Will Return to Safe Travels Program
Kaua‘i will again be a part of the Hawai‘i’s Safe Travels cohort beginning next month.
Kaua‘i Reboots ‘Rise to Work’ Program
The county has announced that it will be re-launching the Rise to Work program, which was created in 2020 to help Kaua‘i residents who lost their jobs connect to temporary job opportunities with local employers.
State Reports 2 New COVID-Related Deaths Friday
The Hawai‘i Department of Health reported 54 new cases of coronavirus Friday, raising the statewide total to 27,753.
Kapa‘a Streets to Get Seal Coating
The Department of Public Works is announcing that GP Maintenance Solutions will be conducting roadwork in Kapa‘a on weekdays from March 8-22 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., weather permitting.
DOH Identifies 60 New COVID Cases Statewide
The state’s two-week average is 43 new cases daily, with a test positivity rate of 1%.
Statewide Tsunami Watch Cancelled
The National Weather Service has cancelled a tsunami watch for the state of Hawai´i.
State Advises Emergency Prep in Wake of Tsunami Watch
The Hawai´i Emergency Management Agency (HIEMA) is advising those in low-lying areas across the state to begin emergency preparations after the National Weather Service issued a tsunami watch for all of Hawai´i.
Wilcox to Begin Providing Vaccinations to Kūpuna ages 70 and Up
Beginning on Monday, March 8, Wilcox Medical Center will have appointments available for adults ages 70 and older to receive the COVID-19 vaccine in line with the Hawai‘i Department of Health’s latest guidelines.
Tsunami Watch Issued For Hawai´i
The National Weather Service has issued a tsunami watch for the state of Hawai´i as of 9:38 am Thursday.
COVID-19 Vaccines Soon to be Offered to Kūpuna 70 Years Old and Older
The state is expanding the pool of those eligible for COVID-19 vaccinations by offering shots to kūpuna age 70 and older beginning Monday, March 8.
One New COVID-19 Case Identified on the Garden Island
The Hawai‘i State Department of Health Kaua‘i District Health Office reported one new case of COVID-19 on Wednesday, March 3.
DOH Reports 20 New COVID-19 Cases Statewide
The Hawai‘i Department of Health reported 20 new cases of coronavirus Wednesday, raising the statewide total to 27,640.
HSTA Opposes Superintendent Kishimoto’s Contract Renewal with DOE
The Hawai‘i State Teachers Association is asking the Hawai‘i Board of Education’s Human Resources Committee to vote against a positive recommendation to renew the superintendent’s contract at their meeting today.
NWS Issues Wind Advisory Through Wednesday Morning
The National Weather Service has issued an overnight a wind advisory for much of Kaua´i County through 6 am Wednesday morning.
Gov. Signs Temporary Tax Break For Hawai´i Businesses
Hawai´i businesses will pay lower unemployment tax rates in response to the economic strain caused by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
How Do You ‘Ulu?
The Hawai‘i ‘Ulu Cooperative has executed multiple initiatives that include releasing new products, supporting families affected by COVID-19, and curating chef-inspired food boxes that encourage families to cook with ‘ulu.
Mayor Seeks to Rejoin State’s Safe Travels Program
Kaua‘i’s mayor seeks to rejoin the state’s Safe Travels program for incoming travelers in April.
DOH Reports 35 New COVID-19 Cases Statewide
The Hawai‘i Department of Health reported 35 new cases of coronavirus Tuesday, raising the statewide total to 27,623.
High Surf Advisory Issued for East-Facing Shores
A high surf advisory has been issued for east-facing shores until Wednesday, March 2.
First Doses of J&J Vaccine to Arrive in Hawai’i This Week
Hawai’i will receive its first doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine within the next few days.
