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County of Kauaʻi promotes public awareness, preparedness for Tsunami Awareness Month
Kauaʻi County urging residents to familiarize themselves with evacuation zones and routes to improve preparedness in the event of a sudden tsunami for Tsunami Awareness Month. April 03, 2026 · 05:00am
State of Hawai‘i launches Kona low interim disaster case management program
The state of Hawaiʻi has launched an interim Disaster Case Management Program, connecting victims of the recent Kona Low storms with 40 trained case managers to aid in assessing needs and developing recovery plansKaua‘i News Lane closures scheduled in Kapa‘a for repaving work
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State of Hawai‘i launches Kona low interim disaster case management program
The state of Hawaiʻi has launched an interim Disaster Case Management Program, connecting victims of the recent Kona Low storms with 40 trained case managers to aid in assessing needs and developing recovery plans
Community event at Kukui Grove Shopping Center to spotlight the ‘Alea ‘Ula
Join the Pacific Birds Habitat Joint Venture and partners at the Kukui Grove Shopping Center on April 4 for a free community event celebrating conservation efforts for the endangered ʻalae ʻula.
Volcano Watch: Adapting to an evolving eruption; revising Kīlauea’s alert level, aviation color code notifications
After Episode 44 ends, assuming activity is similar to the first 43 episodes, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory will lower alert level and aviation color code for Kīlauea one level lower than the current norm, to Advisory and Yellow, respectively.
Hiker rescued off Kaua‘i trail aftter suffering apparent ankle injury
Kaua‘i first responders discovered the hiker at Hanakāpī‘ai Falls.
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State of Hawai‘i launches Kona low interim disaster case management program
The state of Hawaiʻi has launched an interim Disaster Case Management Program, connecting victims of the recent Kona Low storms with 40 trained case managers to aid in assessing needs and developing recovery plans
Community event at Kukui Grove Shopping Center to spotlight the ‘Alea ‘Ula
Join the Pacific Birds Habitat Joint Venture and partners at the Kukui Grove Shopping Center on April 4 for a free community event celebrating conservation efforts for the endangered ʻalae ʻula.
Volcano Watch: Adapting to an evolving eruption; revising Kīlauea’s alert level, aviation color code notifications
After Episode 44 ends, assuming activity is similar to the first 43 episodes, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory will lower alert level and aviation color code for Kīlauea one level lower than the current norm, to Advisory and Yellow, respectively.
County of Kauaʻi promotes public awareness, preparedness for Tsunami Awareness Month
Kauaʻi County urging residents to familiarize themselves with evacuation zones and routes to improve preparedness in the event of a sudden tsunami for Tsunami Awareness Month.
Big Island News
AARP events will help fight fraud throughout the month
A series of events in April will bolster fraud prevention awareness, coinciding with AARP Fraud Prevention Month
Hawaii County Weather Forecast for April 04, 2026
Mostly dry and pleasant trade wind weather will continue through the weekend and into Monday, with brief passing showers favoring windward and mauka areas...
Maui News
Maui Surf Forecast for April 04, 2026
Surf along north-facing shores will remain tiny to small through the weekend as a short-period northeast swell fades and even as a few small...
South Maui waterline temporary repair completed; Water conservation requested from 5 a.m. Sunday through 6 p.m. Monday
The County of Maui Department of Water Supply is requesting that all South Maui customers, including residents, visitors, hotels and condominium properties, conserve water and limit nonessential use from 5 a.m. Sunday, April 5, through 6 p.m. Monday, April 6, 2026, while crews complete permanent repairs to a South Maui mainline.
Precursory activity begins ahead of Episode 44 of the Kīlauea eruption Friday morning
A fountaining eruption at Kīlauea’s caldera is projected between April 6 to April 14, potentially impacting residents and visitors with ash and tephra.
Native Hawaiian Health Scholarship Program strengthening Hawaiʻi’s healthcare workforce
Native Hawaiian Health Scholarship Program successfully recruits and nurtures professionals-in-training for the state's most needed primary and mental health care disciplines; they are prepared to deliver quality, culturally informed health services.
