Hawai‘i News Applications open for agricultural businesses impacted by recent Kona low storm systems
Kaua‘i News Two-vehicle crash last Friday results in one fatality
University of Hawaiʻi to begin fundraising for ʻohana impacted by historic flooding
University of Hawaiʻi Foundation is seeking community support to aid students, faculty, and staff devastated by the worst flooding Hawaiʻi has seen in 20 years, March 24, 2026 · 05:00am
Kauaʻi County offices closed Thursday in observance of Prince Kūhiō Day
While most Kauaʻi County offices will be closed on the state holiday, residential refuse pick-up and Kauaʻi bus service will maintain regular service.Kaua‘i News Road work on portion of Papalina Road in Kalāheo scheduled for the next two weeks
Kaua‘i News UPDATE: Wastewater spill at the Līhu‘e Wastewater Treatment Plant has ceased
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WATCH: About 200 Hawai‘i National Guard members assisting counties during second kona…
Flooding happens: Residents encouraged to consider purchasing flood insurance
Water service shutdown planned this week for portions of Wailuā Homesteads
UPDATE: High surf advisory canceled for north-facing shores of Kaua‘i, Ni‘ihau
Kona low still moving down island chain, but no reason to change your Hawaiʻi trip
16 lane closures scheduled during week of March 21-27 on Kaua‘i state roadways
High bacteria levels discovered in waters islandwide during monthly Surfrider testing
UPDATE: Flood watch canceled for Kaua‘i County
Monthly reuse collection event scheduled in Līhu‘e
Salvation Army continues readiness to serve communities as second kona low moves across…
7 people, 1 dog rescued by Coast Guard, partners from extremely dangerous Oʻahu flash…
35-year-old Kaua‘i man killed in early morning two-vehicle traffic crash in Kōloa
Court selects finance executive to fill vacant Kamehameha Schools trustee seat
Volcano Watch: Pele, Lono and Hiʻiaka remind us of nature’s power
Action movie icon Chuck Norris dies suddenly following emergency hospitalization on…
Crews to install water line on Weke Road over the next three months
Hawaiʻi youth rally at state Capitol, urging action on ending sale of disposable…
Internet outages cause delays to guest pass, ID card services at Pacific Missile Range…
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Kaua‘i News
Two-vehicle crash last Friday results in one fatality
Brandon Nakaahiki, 35, sustained fatal injuries in a crash while driving with a front-seat passenger, who suffered serious injuries and was transported to Oʻahu for further treatment.
New condo tower leads to hundreds of existing homes becoming available, UHERO study says
The University of Hawaiʻi Economic Research Organization’s study examined a concept known as housing filtering, a process in which new construction sets off a chain of moves that frees up existing homes across the market.
Kauaʻi County offices closed Thursday in observance of Prince Kūhiō Day
While most Kauaʻi County offices will be closed on the state holiday, residential refuse pick-up and Kauaʻi bus service will maintain regular service.
Road work on portion of Papalina Road in Kalāheo scheduled for the next two weeks
Crews are expected to be striping a portion of Papalina Road in Kalāheo from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. until April 3.
UPDATE: Wastewater spill at the Līhu‘e Wastewater Treatment Plant has ceased
Approximately 280,000 gallons were released during peak flows from 10 a.m. on March 17, 2026, through March 22.
Hawaiʻi State Energy Office admits to errors in a study that supports liquefied natural gas imports
The Hawaiʻi State Energy Office has admitted to critical errors in its study that shifts the projected savings for Hawaiʻi consumers of importing liquefied natural gas into significant losses for consumers.
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Hawaii News
Applications open for agricultural businesses impacted by recent Kona low storm systems
Farmers and ranchers can apply for an emergency grant to address immediate needs resulting from the storm beginning today until Friday, March 27.
University of Hawaiʻi to begin fundraising for ʻohana impacted by historic flooding
University of Hawaiʻi Foundation is seeking community support to aid students, faculty, and staff devastated by the worst flooding Hawaiʻi has seen in 20 years,
New condo tower leads to hundreds of existing homes becoming available, UHERO study says
The University of Hawaiʻi Economic Research Organization’s study examined a concept known as housing filtering, a process in which new construction sets off a chain of moves that frees up existing homes across the market.
Hawaiʻi State Energy Office admits to errors in a study that supports liquefied natural gas imports
The Hawaiʻi State Energy Office has admitted to critical errors in its study that shifts the projected savings for Hawaiʻi consumers of importing liquefied natural gas into significant losses for consumers.
Kona low devastates 176-year-old coffee farm on Big Island
The Hawaiʻi Agricultural Foundation and the Hawaiʻi Farm Bureau Federation have launched a coordinated relief effort to support farmers, ranchers and agricultural producers affected by the severe weather, flooding and prolonged heavy rains.
WATCH: About 200 Hawai‘i National Guard members assisting counties during second kona low
“The collaboration between the governor and all four county mayors allowed the state of Hawaiʻi Department of Defense to improve our ability to respond to this unprecedented kona low storm,” Hawaiʻi Adjutant General Maj. Gen. Stephen Logan on Saturday, March 21.
Big Island News
Hawaiʻi State Energy Office admission to longtime errors cause concern
Hawaiʻi State Energy Office admitted to omitting the costs of importing liquefied natural gas fuel, turning purported savings for consumers into almost $1 billion in losses.
Alternating, one-lane traffic will be in place on portion of Highway 130 today
Expect delays on Keaʻau-Pāhoa Road (Highway 130) from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. today due to trench paving by the Hawaiʻi County Department of Water Supply.
Maui News
FEMA provides more than $5.7 million to support Maui fire survivors
FEMA has approved $5.7 million in funding to support state-managed recovery programs as a result of the 2023 Hawaiʻi wildfires. These funds directly support individuals, families and communities by addressing some of their most urgent needs after a disaster.
Free Renters’ Rights Training offers education to Hawaiʻi tenants and landlords
Local tenants and landlords are invited to attend a Renters' Rights Training on Wednesday, April 1, from 5-7 p.m. This free event will provide residents with vital information geared towards housing stability, strategies for addressing housing issues, and resources for navigating landlord-tenant challenges.
Next of kin sought in identifying 13 unclaimed bodies on Maui
The Maui Police Department, in coordination with local mortuaries and healthcare partner, is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying and locating next of kin for several deceased individuals within Maui County. These individuals remain unclaimed and are currently under the custody of the respective agencies listed below.
