The Kaua‘i Housing Agency rescheduled the Waimea 400 Affordable Housing workshop to April 10, encouraging community input on the project's development.

First families have moved into Kaua‘i’s Lima Ola Housing Development, as part of the County's largest affordable housing project, with more units to come.

Kaua‘i Housing Agency has scheduled a community meeting on March 13 to discuss the Kīlauea Town Expansion Project, with an open invitation for public participation.

Mayor Richard Bissen expedites Lahaina's post-wildfire rebuilding by suspending some Special Management Area rules for faster reconstruction of 636 properties.

Hawaii has become the first statewide economic development district, opening doors for federal funding to boost its economy, as announced by the DBEDT and supported by Governor Josh Green.

The women's restroom at Waiehu Golf Course is closed for renovations until April and female patrons will use the men's, while men have portable toilets available.

Kaua‘i's Housing Agency is accepting applications for its Homeless Program Grants until January 31, 2025, with up to $500,000 available to support homeless initiatives.

The Green administration in Hawaii is addressing homelessness by creating 'kauhale' communities, as detailed in an official press release. These communities aim to provide not just shelter but also stability and health care savings.

Hawai‘i's Governor David Ige addresses the state's affordable housing crisis by constructing new units on state lands, simplifying regulations, and investing in infrastructure, with a goal of 46,000 units in a decade.

Mark Zuckerberg clarifies that a large underground space on his Kauai property is a storm shelter, not a doomsday bunker, as reported by Business Insider.

Two Kauaʻi families received new homes through the DHHL, celebrated by local officials and highlighting NAHASDA's role in providing affordable housing.

Kaua‘i Housing Agency is accepting grant applications to help the homeless; submissions are due by January 31, 2025, with webinars and Q&A sessions for applicants.

DHHL broke ground on Hale Mōʻiliʻili, a high-rise offering affordable housing exclusively for Native Hawaiian families in Honolulu with units ranging from $657 to $3,460.