LIHU‘E — Hurricane Lowell recovery continues across Kaua‘i. Here are the latest updates. Weather officials continue to monitor the remnants of former Tropical Depression Fifteen-E. The system could ...
Kauai County officials say they are offering assistance to the owners of the “forbidden island” of Niihau after they made “limited requests” for help after the destructive Hurricane Lowell.
While Red Cross disaster relief efforts continue after Hurricane Lowell devastated Kaua‘i, volunteers and staff from the ...
Two emergency orders are making it easier for Kaua‘i residents to repair their homes and stay on the road after Hurricane Lowell and the Sept. 9 Kapule Building fire.
Kaua‘i Island Utility Cooperative (KIUC) reports that as of Tuesday afternoon, approximately 732 members remain without power, with the restoration total standing at 98 percent.
On Tuesday at approximately 7 a.m., a 2018 Toyota SUV operated by a 62-year-old woman was traveling eastbound on ‘Elepaio Road when it made a left turn onto Alae Road and collided with a westbound ...
The coed Kauai High School cheer squad took both ends of the Kauai Interscholastic Federation cheerleading preseason competition held Monday at the Kauai High School gymnasium.
Friday is a good day to visit Natural Pet Hawaii (they’re across the road from Mark’s Place and Nathan Wood!) in the Puhi Industrial Park because this weekend is Neighborhood Pet Store Day (it’s the ...
Lowell” recovery. I’m forced to pivot, AND I have the luxury of being able to do so, as my home, property, and family sustained only minor physical damage.
The Hawai‘i State Commission on the Status of Women extends its heartfelt appreciation for Kaua‘i Commissioner Edie Ignacio Neumiller and Maui Commissioner Stacey Moniz, whose public service has been ...
The remote Wainiha and Haena community on Kauai’s North Shore is no stranger to flooding, but Hurricane Lowell brought a new ...
To sign up for Everbridge, the county’s emergency notification service, visit www.kauai.gov/KEMA and click “Notification Services,” text “KAUAIEMA” to 888777, or call KEMA at (808) 241-1800. For ...
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