Lahaina Still Locked Down As Search For Remains Nears Its End
Maui Mayor Richard Bissen says it will take time to clear hazardous waste and make sure building structures are sound before allowing residents to return.
As Flames Rushed Toward Lahaina, These Friends Tried To Help 2 Seniors Escape
In the absence of formal evacuation efforts, friends and neighbors tried to save seniors from the fire. Some succeeded. Others could not.
Feds Offer Discounted Phone Service To People Affected By The Maui Fires
The Lifeline program is now available to people receiving FEMA assistance.
West Maui Brushfire Prompts Evacuation Order In Kaanapali
Officials say the fire is no longer posing an active threat but hundreds are without power.
The Maui Fires In Photos: Devastation And Recovery
The Aug. 8 fires in Lahaina and Upcountry killed at least 115 people and left thousands more without their homes and businesses. Here’s a look back at the past two weeks.
Maui Police Chief: Some Fire Victims May Never Be Found
There are 115 confirmed fatalities, but as the search wraps up there are still hundreds who are missing.
Honolulu Restores Limits Under Short-Term Rental Law
The city had suspended the law to facilitate emergency housing for Maui wildfire survivors but says that’s no longer necessary.
Catherine Toth Fox: ‘This Is About Giving Students A Voice’ To Help Their Community
Pearl Harbor Elementary School students demonstrate confidence, maturity and empathy in their Maui wildfire relief efforts.
Investors Sue Hawaiian Electric For ‘Misleading’ Them About Potential Liability For Wildfire
The latest suit targets top HEI leaders who said they believed the company had addressed environmental conditions in the field.
‘What About The Water?’ Upcountry Residents Want Answers After Maui Fires Prompt Advisories
County water director says early water test results are encouraging but it could take awhile before warning advisories are lifted.