Tourism Reaches $1 Billion
Total visitor spending crossed the $1 billion mark at the end of May, marking the earliest that figure has been reached in a calendar... Read More.
Kauai News
4th of July Fire Works
Fourth of July activities start as early as Saturday, and continue until July 6 when the U.S. Air Force Band of the Pacific wraps... Read More.
KIUC Gets Biodiesel
Kauai’s electric utility company received its first shipment of locally-produced biodiesel fuel for its largest power generator Wednesday. The delivery of the local and... Read More.
The Kaua‘i Police Department is seeking the public’s help in identifying a man captured on surveillance footage stealing from a Puhi business on June... Read More.
Department of Works, Engineering and Parks Temp Location
Due to damage from a water leak on June 18, Kauai County officials have opened temporary locations for the Department of Public Work Building... Read More.
Hawaii Health Corp Will Remain with UHA
The Hawaii Health Systems Corp., which represents hospitals on Hawaii island and Kauai, announced Monday it will remain part of the UHA Health Insurance... Read More.
Green to Veto Boating Permit Law
Gov. Josh Green announced he plans on vetoing a bill aimed at reducing the number of commercial use boating permits, something several Kaua‘i tour... Read More.
Planning Commission Passes Permits for Shared-Use Path
The Kauai Planning Commission held a public meeting on expansion of The shared-use path from Ninini Point to Aukini (Ah oo keen e) landing. ... Read More.
Jobless Rate Falls to 2.5 Percent on Kaua‘I
The unemployment rate in the County of Kaua‘i moved within spitting distance of pre-pandemic lows last month, largely because of robust hiring in the... Read More.
Water Leak at Civic Center
Several county offices on Kauai will remain closed to the public due to a water leak that occurred Sunday.
After a fire sprinkler was accidentally... Read More.
