A State Senator Describes The Day Lahaina Burned: ‘I’ll Never Forget That As Long As I Live’
Angus McKelvey was one of the thousands who lost their homes in the deadly fire. He’s been working ever since to help other survivors.
Catherine Toth Fox: Come Visit Maui, Just Pack Your Patience And Grace
It may seem insensitive to go after the Aug. 8 fires, but it’s an imperative part of the recovery.
Denby Fawcett: Why Some Maui Fire Victims Will Never Be Found
The sorrow of Lahaina is families and friends’ uncertainty as they wait for official word about missing loved ones that may never come..
The Sunshine Blog: Now We’re Shining A Light On Maui, Too
Short takes, outtakes, our takes and other stuff you should know about public information, government accountability and ethical leadership in Hawaii.
Danny De Gracia: Spreading Lies And Conspiracy Theories About Maui Hurts Us All In The End
We need to be clear-minded and truth-sensitive to have a functioning democracy.
Beth Fukumoto: Taking Action Is The Best Way To Relieve Anxiety About Climate Change
Connecting with others reduces feelings of depression and hopelessness.
The Fire Next Time
Preventing another Lahaina will take a coordinated effort.
Jonathan Okamura: Anti-Haole Violence Has Persisted Since The Killing Of Captain Cook
Locals should express their resistance to external threats peacefully, affirming local cultural values of acceptance and tolerance.
Lee Cataluna: The View From The Skyline Rail Is Not Exactly Scenic
It’s a reality check to see how shabby, cramped and industrial parts of this island have become.
Amid The Rubble, Respect Property Rights And Listen To All The Voices Of Lahaina
Everyone lost precious belongings and assets when the town burned, but no one should be revictimized because they lack political clout.