Hawaii AG Warns Residents Of ‘Suspicious Fundraisers’
The public is urged to “remain vigilant” regarding Maui fires solicitations.
Concerns Grow Over How To Control Toxic Ash As Re-Entry To Lahaina Picks Up
The Environmental Protection Agency is awaiting county approval to deploy Soiltac, a dust suppressant with glue-like qualities that the agency says is safe to use.
The Maui Fires Have Put A $31 Million Hole In This Year’s County Budget
Council members will consider the mayor’s plan to fill the gap, which includes proposed cuts to the fire department.
State Investigation Into Maui Fires Has Been Quietly Moving Along. Now It’s Going Public
The large number of deaths makes understanding what happened in Lahaina a national concern, investigators say.
The Lives We Lost: Buddy Jantoc
The Oahu-born musician was a devoted grandfather who played his last show the night before he died.
Hawaii Gets Federal Funding Boost In Mental Health Support For Maui Fire Victims
While concerns mount about the psychological stress fire victims are experiencing, officials say there has not been an increase in suicide rates.
Could West Maui’s Old Cane Haul Road Have Helped More People Escape The Fire?
A longstanding project to convert the alternate path into a paved trail and evacuation route has been stuck in “perpetual planning.”
Naka Nathaniel: ‘The Maui Waltz’ — I Wish We Could Listen Together
A vinyl record from a home in Texas is also a link to life in old Hawaii.
Hawaii Governor Sticks To Reopening West Maui To Tourists Next Week
Gov. Josh Green says he’s sympathetic to those who aren’t ready for the visitors to return but Maui and the state need the money they bring.
New Housing Program Launched To Assist Lahaina Fire Survivors
The $4 million pilot program will provide participants $375 per month per displaced person they house.