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Supporting our ʻOhana on Hawaiʻi Island and Kauaʻi
After devastating storms, local communities rally together in a show of resilience. Here’s how you can help support Hawaiʻi families and businesses.
How to Help Those Impacted by Lala
Here’s where you can donate to help those affected by the tropical storm.
Lala Update: What to Know After the Storm
The public is reminded to be safe and vigilant, from the ocean to the roads.
It’s Here: Our 2026 SUMMER Digital Issue!
We’re excited to share a special digital edition, inspired by the Islands, from mauka to makai.
Celebrate 10 Years of Tin Roof on Maui
The community is invited to a pāʻina this Sunday, Aug. 9.
Royal Hawaiian Surf Academy Returns to Lahaina Three Years After Wildfires
Following a blessing on Aug. 1, the surf school resumed lessons at Front Street.
Kimo’s Restaurant Announces Plans to Return to Lahaina
T S Restaurants, the family-owned business group, signed a letter of intent for a new Front Street location.
What to Know About Visiting Oʻahu’s North Shore After Floods
As the Islands recover from major flooding, businesses in towns, including Haleʻiwa, are welcoming visitors. Be sure to travel respectfully and with care.
Public Urged to Avoid Unnecessary Travel to Storm-Affected Areas in Waialua and Haleʻiwa on Oʻahu
Back-to-back kona low storms caused severe flooding on the North Shore, which remains a work zone as cleanup and recovery efforts continue.
The Honolulu Ocean Safety Department Urges People to Stay Out of the Ocean After Kona Low Storm
The Hawaiʻi State Department of Health has issued a brown water advisory for Oʻahu. Residents and visitors across Hawaiʻi should also take precautions.
Hawaiʻi Flood Watch Issued after Back-to-Back Kona Storms
Just a week after a destructive storm, a new system brings heavy rain and renewed flood risk as saturated ground raises concerns statewide.
Kona Storm Causes Damage Across Hawaiʻi
Torrential rain resulted in flooding, landslides and power outages across the Islands. Forecasters warn that another round of heavy rain could develop later this week.
Kīlauea Summit is Temporarily Closed Due to Volcanic Hazards During Episode 43
As lava fountains reached as high as 1,300 feet, it is also caused large amounts of tephra to fall over the summit.
Hawaiʻi is Raising Its Tourism Tax with the Goal of Mitigating Climate Impacts
Here’s what travelers need to know about the new “Green Fee” in Hawaiʻi.
12 Ways to Feel Like it’s Winter in Hawaiʻi
Don those cable-knit sweaters and scarves.