Nostalgia, Development And A Changing Honolulu
Only when something old is destroyed can something new be placed.
How This Kauai Community Is Benefiting From Hosting The Island’s Landfill
The west Kauai community has received more than $2 million through a benefits fund that residents have used for solar projects, youth sports and more.
Starwood Hits Brakes On Controversial Kauai Glamping Resort
The hotel developer said it plans to withdraw its county permit application to transform three holes of golf into a luxury glamping resort.
Trisha Kehaulani Watson: Returning Hawaiian Lands To Hawaiian Hands
AÂ $4 million donation from Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan this week has boosted efforts to restore the Alakoko Fishpond on Kauai.
Kauai Homeowners Worry About ‘Black Slime’ Health Risks
Residents say they feel trapped in new homes plagued by a mysterious water problem that they fear could be making them sick.
Former Kauai Councilman Pleads Guilty To Leading Meth Ring
Brun changed his plea as part of an agreement with prosecutors. A judge must approve the deal for it to move forward.
Controversial Former Kauai Prosecutor Wants Her Old Job Back
Supporters say Shaylene Iseri is a tenacious lawyer ready for a comeback, but there are people who question her ability to manage staff.
Kauai’s Special Election For Prosecutor Gets A Second Candidate
Kauai Prosecutor Justin Kollar, who steered the county’s criminal legal system away from mass incarceration, resigned in September.
Kauai’s First Prosecutor Candidate Files For Special Election
Rebecca Like describes herself as a reform-minded candidate who would work to continue former prosecutor Justin Kollar’s legacy.
Critically Endangered Fern Rediscovered On Kauai
Scientists had not seen the imperiled native fern in the wild for years, leading some to believe it could be extinct.