Kauai News Utility cooperative to discuss new Wildfire Mitigation Plan for Kauaʻi at Tuesday…
Hawaii News Kaiser Permanente health care professionals in Hawaiʻi, California authorize its union…
Night football games approved this fall under Kauaʻi County’s seabird-safe guidelines
High school football returns under the stars tonight as Waimea and Kapaʻa high school battle each other at Hanapēpē Stadium for the first of four night games during Seabird Fledgling Season. September 20, 2025 · 05:00am
Princeville gears up for 12th annual ʻOhana FitFest
Dive into a day of fitness and fun as the 12th annual ʻOhana FitFest transforms Princeville into an energetic playground on Sept 27, offering a 5K obstacle run that blends community spirit with fundraising.Kauai News Hanapēpē Bridge to remain closed until early 2026 with another project delay
Hawaii News Volcano Watch: Volcano and earthquake monitoring in American Samoa
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UPDATE: Lava again fountaining with 33rd episode of Kīlauea volcano summit eruption
America250 flag now flies over Kaua‘i
Public meeting about Hardy-Oxford waterline project along Kūhiō Highway set for Monday
Registration open for teams in 2025-2026 Hawaiʻi LifeSmarts competition
Grand Hyatt Kaua‘i named among America’s best golf resorts by Golf Digest
Change to Voyaging canoes Hōkūleʻa, Hikianalia sail plan due to weather, safety
No tsunami threat to Hawaiian Islands following earthquake off Russia
Inaugural Junior Lifeguard Internship program recognized by Fire Commission
Kaua‘i Veterans Memorial Hospital receives $10.6 million for future MRI suite
Hawaiʻi Senate panel to host briefing about erosion of democratic norms
Hawai‘i Supreme Court upholds life sentence for man who murdered elderly landlord
Mechanical problems force closure of Kapa’a Swimming Pool
Kaua’i County holding series of community meetings about future of island’s…
Kaua‘i Liquor Control Commission to hear testimony on new rule changes
Trash pickup delayed in Waimea, Kapa‘a
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Kaua‘i News
Utility cooperative to discuss new Wildfire Mitigation Plan for Kauaʻi at Tuesday public meeting
Attend the Wildfire Mitigation Plan meeting virtually or in-person at 5 p.m. on Tuesday in Līhuʻe.
Night football games approved this fall under Kauaʻi County’s seabird-safe guidelines
High school football returns under the stars tonight as Waimea and Kapaʻa high school battle each other at Hanapēpē Stadium for the first of four night games during Seabird Fledgling Season.
Princeville gears up for 12th annual ʻOhana FitFest
Dive into a day of fitness and fun as the 12th annual ʻOhana FitFest transforms Princeville into an energetic playground on Sept 27, offering a 5K obstacle run that blends community spirit with fundraising.
Military training, testing to continue at Pacific Missile Range Facility after environmental assessment
The U.S. Navy’s final environmental assessment reveals no significant impact from continued multi-domain training at the Pacific Missile Range Facility on Kauaʻi.
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Hawaii News
Kaiser Permanente health care professionals in Hawaiʻi, California authorize its union to strike
More than 1,900 Kaiser Permanente hospital workers in Hawai‘i, represented by the UNITE HERE Local 5 union, are also voting now on whether to strike.
Volcano Watch: Volcano and earthquake monitoring in American Samoa
American Samoa is comprised of the easternmost islands of a volcanic island chain formed by the Samoan hot spot in the South Pacific Ocean, with its small islands the tops of volcanoes and an active volcanic seamount nearby.
UPDATE: Lava again fountaining with 33rd episode of Kīlauea volcano summit eruption
A switch from inflation to sharp deflation, rapid increase in seismic tremor and intensifying lava fountains accompanying large lava flows onto the floor of Halemaʻumaʻu Crater marked the beginning of the latest eruptive episode of the Big Island volcano at 3:11 a.m. Sept. 19.
Registration open for teams in 2025-2026 Hawaiʻi LifeSmarts competition
LifeSmarts is a free, national educational program that teaches students critical life skills in five key areas by holding online quizzes and in-person competitions.
Big Island News
New ‘Produce Prescription’ study provides patients with money to buy fruits, vegetables
The National Institutes of Health awarded a $2.8 million grant for the Hawaiʻi study that wants to find out if providing funding for fruits and vegetables can help people struggling with high blood pressure.
Top Chefs plant seeds for innovative culinary collaboration at ʻŌuli Farms
The Hawai‘i Food & Wine Festival and ʻŌuli Farms have launched the Chefs' Garden, uniting top chefs in a journey of culinary and agricultural creativity through regenerative agriculture.
30,000 Kaiser Permanente health care professionals in Hawaiʻi, California authorize strike
The union of nurses, pharmacists, therapists and other frontline professionals at Kaiser Permanente in Hawaiʻi and California are demanding safe staffing, better pay and respect at the negotiating table.
J. Elise Hannigan of Keaʻau High School named Hawaiʻi State Teacher of the Year
The Hawaiʻi State Department of Education announced Keaʻau High School’s J. Elise Hannigan, a senior mentor teacher and Freshman Academy coordinator, as its Teacher of the Year. Hannigan received the state’s top teaching award from Hawaiʻi Gov. Josh Green, Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke and Superintendent Keith Hayashi during an awards ceremony on Friday at Washington […]
Maui News
30,000 California and Hawaiʻi Kaiser health care workers authorize strike
In a majority vote, a union of 30,000 registered nurses, pharmacists, therapists and other frontline professionals at Kaiser Permanente have authorized a strike, setting the stage for a walkout.
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Early funding laid foundation for Ho‘ōla LTRG’s wildfire recovery programs
Ho‘ōla LTRG recently announced the over $500,000 in foundational funding from the Center for Disaster Philanthropy and Maui United Way, which helped transform their vision into a functioning nonprofit leading Maui’s long-term wildfire recovery.
Maui Weather Forecast for September 20, 2025
Trade winds will push in moisture from an old front that will move across the islands through Saturday, while a cold pool aloft weakens the inversion and...
Post-pandemic recovery: Hawai‘i students show gains in academics, attendance and college enrollment, report finds
Hawaiʻi’s public schools continue to rebound from the pandemic. According to the Hawai‘i State Department of Education’s 2024-25 Strive HI Performance System report released Thursday, students are making gains in science, math and language arts, while attendance and college enrollment also climbed.
