‘Fix a Leak Week’
The Department of Water is encouraging water users to detect and fix residential leaks during the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s annual “Fix a Leak Week” this week, Monday through Friday.
Arrest logs for Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Logs for Dec. 6-10, 2019
Children learn the joys of water sports, safety techniques
Keiki circled in anticipation as a Kauai Fire Department fire truck pulled up to the Wailua Beach Park on Saturday.
Water service shutdown for Hanapepe area
The Department of Water reminds customers of the scheduled water service shutdown for customers on a portion of Puolo Road; from Hanapepe Road to Kaumuali Highway, including some customers located near the intersection of Puolo Road and Kaumualii Highway in Hanapepe.
Police look to improve efficiency
The Kauai Police Department on Monday launched its Online Crime Reporting System, offering the public a new way to submit a police report.
Judge allows Mauna Kea management lawsuit to continue
A judge is allowing the Office of Hawaiian Affairs to continue its lawsuit over the University of Hawaii’s management of Mauna Kea.
Chinese workers sue Saipan casino over forced labor scheme
Seven Chinese men allege in a lawsuit that they were victims of a forced labor scheme while constructing a Saipan casino.
21 Maui inmates transferred to Oahu after disturbance
Officials say 21 inmates “aggressively participated” in the disturbance at a Maui jail where they broke fire sprinklers and started a small fire in a common area.
Hawaii council seeks details of disaster recovery funds
County councilors in Hawaii are seeking details about how administrators plan to spend millions in disaster funds resulting from a volcanic eruption last year.
MMA fighter pleads no contest to assaulting fighter wife
A Hawaii mixed martial arts fighter pleaded no contest Thursday to assaulting his wife, a fellow fighter who said he left her with a fractured eye socket.