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Another 17.5 tons of illegal fireworks seized by state task force
The fireworks were discovered Friday during a routine tariff inspection of a shipping container in transit from the mainland to Hawai‘i
State adjusting parking rates at neighbor island airports, including Lῑhuʻe Airport, effective Feb. 1, 2024
The last time parking rates for Lῑhuʻe Airport, as well as Ellison Onizuka Kona International Airport and Hilo International Airport on the Big Island and Kahului Airport on Maui, were adjusted was in 2015.
State HELPing hundreds of health care professionals stay in the islands
The 2023 Hawaiʻi State Legislature provided an unprecedented $30 million throughout two years in educational loan repayment to health professionals licensed or otherwise certified to practice in and provide care to patients in Hawai‘i.
High surf advisory issued for north- and west-facing shores of Kaua‘i, Ni‘ihau
Surf is expected to peak Sunday afternoon at 18 to 22 feet along northern shorelines and 10 to 14 feet along western shorelines.
State collecting unwanted pesticides from farms, commercial users on Kaua‘i
The pesticide disposal program is available to agricultural operations, including farms, ranches, nurseries and greenhouse growers. In addition, pesticide dealers, licensed pest control operators, golf course operators, landscape professionals, state and city agencies and other commercial end users of pesticides are eligible.
Volcano Watch: Sniffing out stealthy gas escape between Kīlauea’s eruptions
There is another type of gas besides sulfur dioxide that can be important during non-eruptive periods — carbon dioxide.
Kaua‘i firefighters respond to multiple incidents Monday
No injuries were reported in any of the incidents.
Kauaʻi sees near to above average rainfall in November
Leeward and southern portions of the island continue to see abnormally dry and moderate drought conditions; however, most of the island is not experiencing drought.
Governor orders flags to fly at half-staff today in honor of Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
“This is a day for all of the world, but especially Hawaiʻi, to solemnly honor the sacrifices of so many service members and civilians who lost their lives during the Dec. 7, 1941, attack that changed the course of world history,” said Hawaiʻi Gov. Josh Green
Kekaha Landfill to close early Dec. 15
The early closure is needed to accommodate a community event. Regular landfill hours will resume Dec. 18.
Update: Missing Princeville woman found
Alice Ann Deberry, 80, was reported missing at 10:30 a.m. Saturday.
Update: High surf advisory extended for north and west shorelines of Kaua‘i and Ni‘ihau
According to the National Weather Service in Honolulu, 15- to 20-foot surf along north-facing shores is expected with 10- to 14-foot surf along west-facing shores.
Ōma‘o man dies following traffic crash on Kaumuali‘i Highway
Police identified the man as 66-year-old Nathan Louis.
Kekaha landfill closed until further notice
The closure is because of inclement weather and flooding. The public will be updated as to when the landfill reopens.
Update: High surf advisory extended for north- and west-facing shorelines of Kaua‘i, Ni‘ihau
Surf of 18 to 24 feet is expected this evening, lowering to 12 to 16 feet by Sunday.
Hawaiʻi homeowners urged to help house thousands of families still displaced by Maui wildfires
While more than 500 families who lost their homes in the devastating Aug. 8 blazes have been placed, but thousands of displaced families are still languishing in temporary shelters
Supporting the search for alien life by exploring geologic faulting on icy moons
Researchers are interested in features called strike-slip faults on these moons because they can facilitate the exchange of surface and subsurface materials, potentially creating environments conducive for life
Kaua‘i police seek armed and dangerous robbery, auto theft suspect
Sateki Nisa, 27, of Pāhoa on the Big Island is 6-foot-1 and 240 pounds. The public is advised not to approach him.
Update: Red flag warning canceled for leeward portions of Kaua‘i
A drier air mass will move over the islands by this afternoon, increasing fire risk because of strong and gusty trade winds
