Kauai: 14 Days Of Emergency Supplies? Who Has That?
Health department surveys provide the most detailed assessment yet of how people are responding to new state preparedness recommendations.
Keeping Poor People Out Of Jail On Kauai
The Kauai County prosecutor is betting a new policy for some traffic violations will help ease his overcrowded jail.
Kauai: Some Residents Are Waylaying Tourists On The North Shore
Ever since the most distant stretch of the Kuhio Highway reopened, a group has been detaining nonlocal vehicles and passing out inaccurate parking information.
New Study Shows The Big Kauai Flood Took A Toll On Fish And Coral After All
Fisherman celebrated the abundance of fish flocking near the shore after the flood, but scientists say the damage left some species unhealthier.
Illegal Parking Fees Rise From $35 To $235 On Kauai’s North Shore
The steepened penalty is expected to deter problematic illegal parking near popular beaches, trailheads and attractions on Kauai’s secluded North Shore.
Federal Judge Rules Toxic Water Discharged Off Kauai Is Illegal
Pesticides, heavy metals, sediment and other pollutants have been discharged by a state agency through an illegal plantation-era ditch system since 2015.
Survey Will Assess Kauai Residents’ Disaster Preparedness
Confidential questionnaires will be conducted at random across Kauai to assess how ready residents are for an emergency.
Kauai’s Newly Reopened Park Is A Case Study In Controlling Tourism
Crowd control measures at the renovated Haena State Park will help state parks officials respond to staggering tourism growth.
Trisha Kehaulani Watson: Saving The Last Hawaiian Salt Ponds
The traditional making of Hawaiian salt used to occur across the islands. Now the last bastion in Hanapepe is threatened by activities at an adjacent airport.
Molokai, Kauai Groups Recognized For Restoring Sustainable Fisheries
This is the first time the prestigious Equator Prize has been awarded to indigenous communities in the United States.