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The county plans to shift more of the revenue burden onto vacation rental and investment property owners.

A House working group found a long list of things Hawaii needs to do to protect itself from fire, but many of those recommendations will fall to the new state fire marshal to implement.

The Maui Emergency Management Agency will be evaluated again after a state report already documented communication breakdowns.

The agency has found available housing but is struggling to get people to move in. On Friday, it ends its support for the emergency hotel program.

Fire and emergency personnel are putting new protocols in place for responding to wildfires, but are also warning that people need to be better prepared, too.

Our news outlet has been reporting on the Maui fires and their impact on the entire state since Day 1.

Access to water is still in flux, but the Maui modular home housing project now has county approval to open 16 of 88 units.

It took an unprecedented disaster on Maui to spur the House and Senate into action. Let’s keep the mojo going, because so much hard work remains.

Mario Siatris is eager for the government to clear his Lahaina property of fire debris so he can inch one step closer to reconstruction.

Emboldened by state lawmakers’ action this session, Bissen has proposed county legislation to phase out certain vacation units to open up more long-term housing.