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5 years after Kīlauea eruption Puna still waiting for restored ocean access, park repairs

Part of Hawai‘i County’s eruption recovery plan is repairing damage and upgrading Isaac Kepo‘okalani Hale Beach Park, which is along the bay. In the long-term, county officials hope improve ocean access for swimming at Pohoiki Bay.

3.2 magnitude earthquake strikes near Pāhala on the Big Island

A 3.2 magnitude earthquake struck 8.3 miles south-southeast of Pāhala on the Big Island at 9:15 p.m. on Saturday.

Update: Hawai‘i Island police officer faces charges in connection with assault of 20-year-old in Ka‘ū

Mark Kaili, who has been with the department for just over two years, faces assault and burglary charges in connection with the Ka‘ū incident earlier this week.

Update: Kaʻū road closures will remain in place through Monday

Big Island police advise the public to avoid the area.

Musicians statewide unite for Maui Ola concert to show support for the Valley Isle

“Maui Ola: A Benefit Concert for Maui” is a live broadcast telethon that will rally aid from around the world, using music to deliver the call for support.

Daughter searches for ‘Uncle Shadow’; her father is among hundreds missing from Maui wildfires

Since the Lahaina fire destroyed much of the Maui town on Aug. 8, Kimberly Buen of California been trying to find her father Maurice Buen, who is among the hundreds of people still “unaccounted for.”

Hawaiʻi governor says ‘Lāhainā will rise again’ in emotional address

Hawaiʻi Gov. Josh Green expressed his resolve that the state will not abandon the survivors; he will get to the bottom of Maui’s criticized emergency response ; and that he will do everything he can to help Lāhainā rebuild.

Soil, food security to be highlighted at 33rd Hawai‘i International Tropical Fruit Conference

Registration is now open for the event geared toward farmers, educators, orchard managers and proponents of sustainable agriculture.

20 hālau from Big Island, Oʻahu, Japan to participate in 29th annual Hula ʻOni E Hula Festival

The hula festival and competition invites haumāna (students) ages 6 and older to participate in showcasing ʻauana (modern) and kahiko (ancient) styles.

10 tips from Hawaiian Eye Center to protect your keiki’s eyesight

With an increase in computer and screen usage, as well as new germs in classrooms, there can be serious consequences on children’s eyes and vision.

Hawai‘i County outstanding warrants as of Aug. 19, 2023

This list is comprised of people with a last name that begins with C and is only a fraction of the more than 4,000 outstanding warrants in the county.

Maui wildfires update: Fires not spreading forward, despite rumors; death toll at 114

The Maui Fire Department reported the night of Aug. 18 that fire activity has been limited to isolated hot spots within the existing footprint.

Portion of Highway 190 previously closed because of traffic accident now open

The portion of the highway in North Kona previously closed between mile markers 34 and 35 is now open to all traffic.

Brush fire near Highway 190 in Kona contained, all roads open

The brush fire was reported earlier Friday afternoon between the 16- and 17-mile markers of the Big Island highway.

Kīlauea volcano on Big Island quiets down amid elevated unrest

The number of earthquakes at Kīlauea’s summit has decreased compared to the past three weeks of increased seismic activity. Increases in ongoing summit inflation also have stopped.

Cyclists for Lāhainā: 3 Big Island bike shops roll out two initiatives in support of Maui community destroyed by wildfire

The bike shops owned by Grant Miller are sponsoring the Bikes For Lāhainā bike collection drive and the Aug. 20 Ride For Lāhainā in Kona.

Volcano Watch: The most unusual Kīlauea eruption … maybe 1823?

Seeing that this eruption produced relatively thin and fast-moving pāhoehoe flows, we know the lava had a low viscosity. Essentially, it spread across the pre-existing ground surface like a coat of spilled paint rather than sticky tar. But why was the viscosity so low?

Kaiser Permanente, Hawaiʻi Health Systems reach new contract agreement

During the next 60 days, the two health care providers will focus on finalizing the remaining details of the agreement.

Administrator of Maui Emergency Management Agency resigns

Herman Andaya cited health reasons as to why he was leaving the position. Maui mayor says he will act quickly to fill the post as the wildfire crisis continues.

Maui wildfires update: 1 more victim officially identified; death toll stands at 111

The Maui Police Department confirmed Thursday afternoon that 71-year-old Donna Gomes of Lahaina is the latest victim of the deadly wildfires to be named.
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