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Illness aboard Queen Victoria cruise ship contained, state officials say

The vessel, slated to dock in Honolulu on Feb. 12, is not considered a threat to the people of Hawai‘i.

Update: Big Island quake downgraded to magnitude 5.7

According to Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, the earthquake had no apparent impact on either Mauna Loa or Kīlauea volcanoes

Super Bowl not your style? Soak up the sun, save an ancient Kaua‘i fishpond this Sunday

During a typical Loko I‘a Workday, volunteers remove invasive weeds and otherwise restore Nōmilu fishpond before enjoying a provided lunch.

Several passengers and crew members fall ill on cruise ship set to dock in Honolulu

The illnesses appear to have occurred during the ship’s voyage between Florida and San Francisco from Jan. 22 to Feb. 6.

Six months have passed since the deadly Maui wildfires; Gov. Green provides update

Gov. Josh Green, M.D., and Maui County Mayor Richard Bissen join SBA Administrator Isabel Casillas Guzman, FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell, and other government agencies highlighted progress made over the past six months, current efforts, and the path forward for Maui’s recovery.

Bill to lower blood alcohol content threshold advances after clearing House committee

The decision comes after the committee received testimony – written and oral – in overwhelming support of HB1935earlier this week.

Founder of Kaua‘i’s Rescue Tube Foundation honored by state lawmakers

Marking the first House honoree of the 2024 General Session, members of the Kauaʻi delegation delivered floor remarks and presented the recipient with a certificate and lei in recognition of their outstanding service to the community.

Comments for proposed affordable housing development in Puhi accepted until Feb. 21

This proposed housing development would include up to 60 multi-family affordable units as well as include a planned education center on County-owned land in Puhi.

Kaua‘i Elections Division offering 2024 candidate nomination and filing services

Prospective candidates can file nomination papers at any time during regular office hours but are encouraged to schedule an appointment to ensure prompt and timely service.

Coaches meeting for Kaua‘i Mayor’s Youth Track Meet scheduled Wednesday

All elementary, middle and home school coaches planning to enter their young athletes in the Mayor’s Youth Track Meet are invited to attend.

Missing sailing vessel Malulani arrives in Hawai‘i

The vessel Malulani is a 32-foot sloop that departed Long Beach, California, Dec. 28 enroute to O’ahu with a planned arrival date of Jan. 18.

Anahola death-related case now a homicide investigation

The identity of the decedent has not been released at this time as the case remains under investigation.

Department of the Interior releases new guidance to honor, elevate Hawaiian language

The new guidance was developed collaboratively and informed by ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi practitioners, instructors and advocates.

The United States’ westernmost bookstore celebrates 20 years of business on Kaua‘i’s west side

Ed and Yuriko Justus – plus “Cat Boss” Natalie – are celebrating their milestone with monthly giveaways and an event planned later this year.

Volcano Watch — Mauna Loa 2022: A retrospective on the early hours of the eruption

Mauna Loa has erupted 34 times since 1843. Each eruption started in Mokuʻāweoweo, and likely the south caldera area.

Kaua‘i public invited to submit nominations for 2024 Outstanding Older Americans

The Agency on Elderly Affairs will focus on celebrating and honoring older adults who contributed significantly to improving community life.

U.S. Coast Guard calling on maritime community for help in search of missing sailor

The Coast Guard is using all available means to determine the Malulani’s location, including urgent marine information broadcasts and harbor checks in California, Hawai‘i and Mexico.

Coast Guard, partners join forces for humpback whale safety

Thousands of humpback whales seasonally use the waters around the Hawaiian Islands as their principal breeding and calving wintering grounds.

Kaua‘i mayor proclaims 2024 ‘Year of the Forest Birds’

The proclamation ceremony included a performance by the Kaʻimi Naʻauao o Hawaiʻi Nei Institute, which performed an original song celebrating native forest birds.

Hawai‘i Department of Health: Quaker Oats granola bars potentially contaminated

The Department of Health continues to investigate if these recalled products have caused any illnesses in the State.
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