Kaua‘i News Popular Kaumumene Trail in Princeville reopens after completion of safety project
Hawai‘i News Pre-landfall presidential emergency declaration request for Nolo from governor approved
Public urged to prevent wildfires during Hurricane Lowell cleanup
Residents, businesses and crews have made steady progress on recovery since the hurricane and officials want that to continue safely; the public is reminded that what starts as a small spark among dry brush and storm debris can become a raging blaze. September 25, 2026 · 05:00am
What Kauaʻi County residents, visitors need to know Saturday about Hurricane Lowell recovery
Kaua‘i County is now in Day 19 of recovery in the aftermath of Hurricane Lowell; Nolo is now a Category 2 hurricane as it remained stationary south of the Big Island as of late Friday night.Hawai‘i News Volcano Watch: From aloha to talofa; Hawaiian Volcano Observatory monitors American…
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Kaua‘i News
Popular Kaumumene Trail in Princeville reopens after completion of safety project
The project restored safe public access to the beach by removing hazards, managing the vegetation, improving drainage to reduce erosion, reconstructing the trail, and installing and repairing safety features.
City and County of Honolulu Division of Motor Vehicles assisting Kaua‘i residents
The O‘ahu office stepped up to temporarily assist Garden Isle residents who need a duplicate of their driver’s licenses while Kaua‘i County Division of Motor Vehicles remains closed for in-person services following a recent fire in the Kāpule Building at Līhu‘e Civic Center.
What Kauaʻi County residents, visitors need to know Saturday about Hurricane Lowell recovery
Kaua‘i County is now in Day 19 of recovery in the aftermath of Hurricane Lowell; Nolo is now a Category 2 hurricane as it remained stationary south of the Big Island as of late Friday night.
Pre-landfall presidential emergency declaration request for Nolo from governor approved
Declaration provides federal assistance for emergency protective measures in the City and County of Honolulu as well as Hawaiʻi, Maui and Kauaʻi counties, including direct federal assistance, at a 75% federal cost share.
Volcano Watch: From aloha to talofa; Hawaiian Volcano Observatory monitors American Samoa
The observatory based on the Big Island in Hawai‘i most of the year remotely keeps an eye on American Samoa, annual visits to the U.S. territory are essential for maintaining and strengthening partnerships on those islands and the territory’s volcano and earthquake monitoring network.
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Hawaii News
What Kauaʻi County residents, visitors need to know Saturday about Hurricane Lowell recovery
Kaua‘i County is now in Day 19 of recovery in the aftermath of Hurricane Lowell; Nolo is now a Category 2 hurricane as it remained stationary south of the Big Island as of late Friday night.
Pre-landfall presidential emergency declaration request for Nolo from governor approved
Declaration provides federal assistance for emergency protective measures in the City and County of Honolulu as well as Hawaiʻi, Maui and Kauaʻi counties, including direct federal assistance, at a 75% federal cost share.
Volcano Watch: From aloha to talofa; Hawaiian Volcano Observatory monitors American Samoa
The observatory based on the Big Island in Hawai‘i most of the year remotely keeps an eye on American Samoa, annual visits to the U.S. territory are essential for maintaining and strengthening partnerships on those islands and the territory’s volcano and earthquake monitoring network.
Hurricane Nolo online rainfall, wind tracker launched by University of Hawaiʻi
The tracker provides observations intended to offer a straightforward way for residents, emergency managers, researchers, media and others to monitor observed rainfall and wind conditions as Hurricane Nolo approaches and moves through Hawaiʻi.
Big Island News
Hawaiʻi Department of Health deposit beverage container program to update rates
Rates are periodically updated because beverage container sizes and weights change with time; all certified redemption centers are required to use the revised rates beginning Oct. 1.
What Big Island residents need to know Saturday about Hurricane Nolo
Category 2 Hurricane Nolo remained stationary south of the Big Island as of Friday night; we have all the information you need to stay safe, including where to find shelters and how to prepare for water, power and communication outages.
Nolo stationary south of Big Island; tropical storm conditions, large swells start to impact some areas
Outer rain bands from the storm were already reaching the island by 5 p.m. Friday; hurricane conditions remain possible Saturday morning, along with bands of intense rain and thunderstorms, storm surge and even possible tornadoes or water spouts.
Maui News
The Construction Industry of Maui’s Fourth Annual Golf Tournament raises nearly $60,000
The Construction Industry of Maui today announced that its annual golf tournament raised nearly $60K to support construction vocational programs in Maui County. Held at The Dunes at Maui Lani Golf Course on Sept. 19, the event brought together golfers, students and teachers from Maui County high schools, and numerous volunteers for a day of community spirit and support for the next generation of construction industry leaders.
Nolo nearly stationary south of Hawaiʻi Island, forecast to strengthen and remain well south of islands
(Update: 11 p.m., Friday, Sept. 25 2026) Hurricane Nolo is still nearly stationary south of Hawaiʻi Island. The system is expected to strengthen during the next couple of days while remaining south of the Hawaiian Islands.
Maui Surf Forecast for September 26, 2026
South to southeast fresh swell emanating from Nolo will spread west across the southern nearshore waters as the system tracks west through early next week. The...
MEO to suspend all transportation services Saturday to stay off roads during Hurricane Nolo
Maui Economic Opportunity Inc. will suspend all transportation services, including Maui Bus ADA paratransit service and human services transportation, on Saturday due to impacts from Hurricane Nolo. ADA Paratransit services may resume on Sunday based on weather and road conditions. Human services transportation services may resume on Monday. Once offices reopen, MEO Transportation in Puʻunene can be […]
