The Kaua‘i Housing Agency announced recipients of a grant program for cesspool conversion, with selected homeowners contacted for a $20,000 reimbursement.

Demolition of the dilapidated Uncle Billy’s Hilo Bay Hotel in Hilo Bay begins with initial delays, advancing community efforts to address the site's longstanding safety and health issues.

Kaua'i County celebrates the completion of the Lima Ola Supportive Housing Project, aimed at helping the island's vulnerable population with housing and social services.

DHHL seeks $250,000 in federal funds for housing improvements in Wai‘anae, including rehabilitating or rebuilding a property at 89-1044 Nānākuli Avenue. Public comments on the project's environmental review are open until October 3rd.

The County of Kaua‘i Housing Agency is hosting a second community meeting on Oct. 17 to discuss Kīlauea Town's expansion, including preliminary site designs, and seeks public participation.

The Lahaina Impact Zone residential cleanup, overseen by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, finished months early with 1,390 properties cleared and rebuilding efforts commencing.

Three former Hawaii governors have publicly suggested President Biden not seek re-election, citing concerns over his debate performance and electoral viability.

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