Prayers And Donations: Maui Churches Fill Spiritual Needs Along With Aid
Religious leaders say it’s important to address mental health among parishioners, a trend that began during the pandemic.
Hawaii Residents Are Urged To Be Cautious About Retaining Lawyers From Out Of State
Law firms have aimed radio and social media campaigns at fire survivors.
5 More Maui Wildfire Victims Identified
The official casualty number remains at 114.
Jonathan Okamura: Lahaina’s History Of Labor Activism Should Be Remembered
Government, business and community leaders need to prioritize workers in restoration plans.
Bare-Knuckle Reporting On Maui Fires Runs Headlong Into Culture of ‘Aloha And Kindness’
Reporters from outside the state can throw elbows in ways that do not play well in Hawaii — and maybe both sides have a point.
Schatz: Biden Visit To Lahaina ‘Forces Action’
Schatz said the priority ahead will be making sure that Lahaina and Hawaii are not forgotten when the world’s attention moves on.
Hawaii Has Long Shortchanged Wildfire Protection: ‘We Could Have Saved Lives’
The average annual investment is about $2 per Hawaii resident, far short of what other fire-prone states spend per capita.
Maui Wildfire Burns Down Barriers To Prefab Home Building
Reversing tradition, Hawaii’s most powerful trade union is backing the idea to allow modular homes in Hawaii.
Stubborn Hotspots In Upcountry Maui Have Kept Locals On High Alert
Fences, forests and gullies have made total fire containment in the area a slog.
Management Center For Maui Fire Donations Opens On Oahu
The volume of donated goods has overwhelmed some organizations.