Big Island Nature Reserves Close Again as Palila Bird Crisis Intensifies
Big Island nature reserves are closing again this August as state officials ramp up their battle against feral animals threatening Hawaii's critically endangered palila bird, with fewer than 2,200 of these unique honeycreepers remaining.
Unprecedented 44% Surge in Hawai‘i Summer Reading Challenge Participation with Over 23,000 Islanders Engaged
The Summer Reading Challenge in Hawai‘i saw a 44% increase in participation, with over 23,000 people joining. Prizes included Alaska Airlines tickets, with regional winners to be announced.
Hawai‘i to Revoke Solo EV Drivers' Access to HOV Lanes in Compliance with Federal Law
Hawai‘i will end single-occupancy EV access to HOV lanes on September 30 to comply with federal policies and reduce traffic congestion, though the state leaves open future changes based on federal rulings.
Honolulu Welcomes Cooler Trade Winds as Tropical Storm Henriette Prompts Weather Cautions
Trades returning to Honolulu bring less humidity until Saturday, but Tropical Storm Henriette may cause wetter, more humid conditions Sunday before normal weather resumes Monday. Aviation and marine advisories are in effect.












