Water Contamination Concerns Loom Over Lahaina And Upper Kula
As they await test results, Maui residents in affected areas are told not to drink tap water and to wash their clothes in cold water.
Families Of Missing Lahaina Senior Home Residents Face Agonizing Search
Loved ones are frantically looking for residents of Hale Mahaolu Eono who remain unaccounted for.
‘Tapped Out’ Maui Firefighters Were Trying To Cover A Lot Of Ground The Day Lahaina Burned
Officials have not publicly commented on the response time to the Lahaina fire, but residents are starting to demand answers.
Hawaii Hospitals Have Room Despite High Maui Fire Death Toll, Officials Say
While at least 80 people died in Lahaina, health officials say hospitals have not been overwhelmed by injuries.
Allison Wallis: House Hunting In Hawaii Is Hard. Try Finding One That Fits A Wheelchair
Developers should adopt universal design as the need for accessible homes is expected to increase with an aging population.
Fentanyl Users Are Becoming First Responders As ODs Surge
Fentanyl is being mixed with other drugs to increase potency, making them more deadly.
Why A Disabled Man Who Asked For Help Fixing The Sidewalk Instead Got A Violation
The violation notice was suspended after Civil Beat asked DPP for comment. DPP denies retaliation.
Seniors On Lanai Are Facing ‘Heartbreaking’ Choices In Their Quest To Age At Home
Efforts are underway to improve the resources available, but there are currently few options for people in need of significant care.
This Group Is Betting On Shared Housing As A Path Forward For Hawaii Seniors
Programs matching senior homeowners with roommates are growing in popularity across the country. Can a similar effort succeed in Hawaii?
Hawaii’s Aging Population Is Straining EMS Services. Expanding This Program Could Help
Efforts to address the nonemergency needs of Honolulu’s homeless community could provide a model for helping seniors with minor medical issues.