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Ige Announces Funds For Several Kauaʻi Capital Improvement Projects
Gov. David Ige on Tuesday, April 12, announced more than $276 million for capital improvement projects throughout the state that were released in February and March, including nearly $14 million for several Kauaʻi projects.
Major Cyberattack on Underwater Communications Cable Thwarted
A recent attempt by hackers to attack an underwater cable that is critical to communications in Hawai’i was thwarted by federal agents.
Public Libraries to Be Closed in Observance of Good Friday
In observance of Good Friday, the state’s public libraries will be closed Friday, April 15.
Most Kauaʻi Rain Gauges Record Near to Below Average Totals For March
Only one site on Kauaʻi continued to record near average rainfall totals for the year through the end of March.
Emergency Water Service Shutdown For Portions of Anahola
An issue with a water main is forcing an emergency shutdown of water service in several areas of Anahola.
Police Dispatchers Honored During National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week
The first responders who work mostly behind the scenes are being celebrated this week for their hard work and dedication.
Election Notification Postcards to Be Mailed Again
A mailing error means 2022 Election Notification postcards will be mailed again to all of the island’s registered voters.
‘Ukes For Ukraine Live-Stream Raises $11,000; Donations Still Being Accepted
Members of the global ‘ukulele community sent a little island love and ton of aloha to the people of Ukraine with a special live-stream fundraiser Saturday, April 9.
County Announces Good Friday, Easter Closures
In observance of the Good Friday and Easter holidays, county offices and facilities will be closed Friday, April 15, and Sunday, April 17.
Online IT Career Fair Connects UH Grads With Local Jobs
The University of Hawaiʻi is hosting an event for students exploring career options in the information technology sector and connect them with local employers.
Med-QUEST Commitment of $10M Launches UH’s Health Policy Initiative
An initiative at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa’s aimed at improving health care throughout the islands was recently launched thanks to a multi-million-dollar, multi-year commitment from the state.
UH Hosting Online College Application Events
College is within reach and the University of Hawaiʻi wants to help make the application process easier.
Public Invited to UH Football Spring Game, Celebration
Are you ready for some football? The University of Hawaiʻi Rainbow Warriors and new head coach Timmy Chang are welcoming fans to the gridiron for a special spring game and celebration.
Point-In-Time Count Reveals Total of 444 Homeless People on Kaua‘i
An annual gauge of homelessness found there are more than 400 homeless people on the island.
State Reports Uptick in Phishing Schemes Related to Unemployment Claims
The state is warning residents about an increase in fraudulent schemes targeting those filing for unemployment benefits.
County Moves Weekly Video Briefings to Thursdays
Kaua’i County is rescheduling its weekly video briefings so residents can get the latest and most up-to-date COVID-19 information.
Waimea Man Arrested for Violating Conditions of Parole
A Waimea man who tried to skip town is back behind bars, being detained on a warrant issued by the Hawaiʽi Paroling Authority.
UH Part of Consortium to Manage National Water Hazards, Resources
The University of Hawaiʻi is now part of a team of hydrologic researchers throughout the United States and Canada, whose mission is to help the nation get water and weather ready.
Lane Closures Scheduled Next Week on Some Island Roadways
The county Department of Public Works is informing the public about lane closures planned for or beginning next week on some island roadways.
$3.6M in Federal Funds to Help Lower Energy Costs for Working Families
New weatherization assistance funding from the federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act will be coming to Hawai‘i to help low-income households with their energy costs.
