Lack Of Money And Staff Is Hindering Wildfire Code Enforcement In Hawaii
Regulation is heavily focused on buildings when counties must decide where to put dwindling resources.
Some Lahaina Families Are Torn Between Distance Learning And Schools
The state’s distance learning program faced overwhelming demand in August. What will happen now that students can go back to schools in Lahaina?
Civil Beat: Our Maui Fire Coverage Is Just Beginning
We are staffing up on Maui and creating a permanent bureau that will remain deeply committed to the community and all it faces going forward.
Maui Football In Photos: The Game Beyond The Fires
Thousands packed the War Memorial Stadium in Wailuku on Saturday to see Lahainaluna High School battle Baldwin. The game, which the Lunas won 42-0, brought the community together after the Aug. 8 fires.
The Lives We Lost: Glenn Yoshino
The 75-year-old grew up in a plantation village on the outskirts of Lahaina and had deep roots in West Maui.
Hawaii Wildfire-Fighting Force Eyes Eightfold Increase In Funding
Purchasing new firefighting vehicles and drastically reducing fuel for fires reduction would be priorities.
Lahaina’s Football Team Delivers Big Win And Heavy Dose Of Healing
Wearing red t-shirts and baseball caps, thousands of fans and fire survivors packed Maui’s War Memorial Stadium for Lahainaluna High School’s first game of the season.
Hotel Doors Are Shutting For Some Lahaina Fire Victims
Homeless people and those who can’t prove their eligibility are being told to leave as Safe Harbor program ends.
A Federal Government Shutdown Looms Over The Islands
Hawaii has tens of thousands of federal workers, including active duty military, who could be affected.
Ben Lowenthal: Our Legal Clinic At A Hub For Maui Fire Victims
Relief centers at beach parks are filling gaps in many way for fire survivors.