Kaua‘i News Lane closures scheduled through July 31 on several roadways around Kaua‘i
Kaua‘i News High surf advisory again extended for south-facing shores of all islands
State races to save Kauaʻi’s endangered forest birds through captive breeding and relocation
A state wildlife biologist warned that Kauaʻi's iconic honeycreepers are at imminent risk of extinction by the end of the year unless urgent conservation efforts are implemented. July 26, 2026 · 05:00am
Hurricane Fausto Sunday update: Confidence increasing that strongest winds, heaviest rainfall from Fausto will stay north of Hawai‘i
Fausto is forecast to be a weakening tropical storm by the time it moves north of the Hawaiian Islands; however, swells generated by the storm will reach the state well in advance, producing increasing surf and dangerous rip currents; public advised to continue to monitor the storm's progress.Hawai‘i News Hurricane Fausto Saturday update: Risk on land of sustained tropical force winds should…
Hawai‘i News Hurricane Fausto under close watch by shipping company Young Brothers
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Kaua‘i News
Lane closures scheduled through July 31 on several roadways around Kaua‘i
Remember: Lane closure schedules can change at any time without notice; all projects are weather permitting.
High surf advisory again extended for south-facing shores of all islands
The current long-period south swell impacting the islands will hold steady at advisory levels through at least Sunday morning, then begin to slowly decline late Sunday afternoon through the end of the week.
State races to save Kauaʻi’s endangered forest birds through captive breeding and relocation
A state wildlife biologist warned that Kauaʻi’s iconic honeycreepers are at imminent risk of extinction by the end of the year unless urgent conservation efforts are implemented.
Bobilee Silva honored as Kaua‘i Police Department July Officer of the Month
Silva was commended for her exceptional performance during the past year while assigned to the Waimea District, Waimea Days Watch.
Hurricane Fausto Sunday update: Confidence increasing that strongest winds, heaviest rainfall from Fausto will stay north of Hawai‘i
Fausto is forecast to be a weakening tropical storm by the time it moves north of the Hawaiian Islands; however, swells generated by the storm will reach the state well in advance, producing increasing surf and dangerous rip currents; public advised to continue to monitor the storm’s progress.
Hurricane Fausto Saturday update: Risk on land of sustained tropical force winds should be low
Those swells will likely produce life-threatening surf and rip current conditions; forecasters remain uncertain about hurricane’s exact track and intensity by the time it reaches the Hawaiian Islands, and officials urge residents to prepare now.
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Hawaii News
Hurricane Fausto Saturday update: Risk on land of sustained tropical force winds should be low
Those swells will likely produce life-threatening surf and rip current conditions; forecasters remain uncertain about hurricane’s exact track and intensity by the time it reaches the Hawaiian Islands, and officials urge residents to prepare now.
Hurricane Fausto under close watch by shipping company Young Brothers
There are no changes to scheduled sailings now, but Young Brothers anticipates there could be increased harbor surge that might potentially delay or impede the company’s ability to safely berth, ramp or discharge the barge.
New University of Hawaiʻi study finds gut bacteria tied to biological aging
University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa researchers found certain gut bacteria are linked to how quickly the body ages, providing new insight into the connection between the gut, health and longevity.
National Weather Service forecasters again extend high surf advisory for southern shores
An overlapping pulse of south-southwest swell is expected to push south shore surf to advisory levels again by midday Saturday and through at least tonight, possibly through Sunday.
Three Kauaʻi programs to receive grant funding for promoting, preserving Native Hawaiian culture
Kauaʻi’s Kumano I Ke Ala O Makaweli, Rice Street Business Association, and the Waipā Foundation were three of 30 organizations awarded a grant from the Hawai‘i Tourism Authority.
Feral swine threat response boosted by $35M available to partnerships in several states
U.S. Department of Agriculture is making the funds available to partnerships that tackling a threat that also impacts landscapes and human and livestock health; part of broader $105 million investment in the Feral Swine Eradication and Control Pilot Program.
Big Island News
Rancin’s wish comes true: Pepe‘ekeo teen receives $10K to help with college tuition
Hawai‘i Island 17-year-old living with leukemia presents check from Make-A-Wish Hawai‘i to University of Hawai‘i at Hilo cashier's office, taking inspiring step toward future in engineering,
National Weather Service extends high surf advisory again for south-facing shores
The current long-period south swell impacting the islands will hold steady at advisory levels through at least Sunday morning, then begin to slowly decline late Sunday afternoon through the end of the week.
Maui News
Maui County property tax payment due by Aug. 20
The first installment of Maui County real property taxes for fiscal year 2026-27 is due by Aug. 20, the Department of Finance announced. Tax bills have been mailed to all property owners or their agents, the department reported. If property owners did not receive their bills, they should contact the County Department of Finance immediately. […]
Waiehu Municipal Golf Course play will be altered Aug. 4 to 14 due to pond-liner work
Due to a delay in delivery of material needed for a new pond liner, Waiehu Municipal Golf Course play will be altered Aug. 4-14, according to the County of Maui Department of Parks and Recreation. During this time, golfers will play the back nine twice; the front nine will be closed. Despite the material delivery […]
Hurricane Fausto continues to weaken as it approaches Hawaiian Islands, forecasters say
Hurricane Fausto is expected to keep weakening as it tracks toward the Hawaiian Islands this week, with the storm’s strongest winds and heaviest rainfall forecast to stay north of the island chain, according to the National Weather Service’s Central Pacific Hurricane Center in Honolulu. Forecasters have high confidence that swells generated by Fausto will reach […]
Maui water officials to hold community meetings on desalination project
The Maui County Department of Water Supply will host two community meetings next month on the ongoing evaluation of desalination as a long-term water supply option for South and West Maui. The South Maui meeting is scheduled from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Aug. 5 at the Kīhei Community Center. The West Maui meeting will follow […]
