‘The Dance Between The Media And Public Officials At A Moment Like This Is Incredibly Important’
As Lahaina smolders, the work of government leaders and journalists will sometimes be at cross-purposes.
Maui Fire Survivors Seeking Federal Assistance Face Bureaucratic Nightmare
Despite losing everything, survivors say they’re being asked to produce official documents that got burned in last week’s deadly fire.
ATF To Conduct Investigation Into Lahaina Fire
The federal agency is also assisting local officials in determining the origin and cause.
Hawaii Governor Commits To Rebuild Lahaina For Local Residents First
Gov. Josh Green signaled there may be changes coming to water designations in West Maui.
Maui County Waives Property Tax For Buildings Destroyed By Fire
Waivers and refunds apply only to residential buildings damaged by the wildfires.
Maui Emergency Chief Quits Amid Scrutiny Of Lahaina Fire Response
Herman Andaya faced a mountain of criticism for his agency’s decision not to activate sirens that could have saved lives.
Maui Red Cross Shelters Closing As Displaced Residents Move To Hotels
Officials said Thursday they were confident that they had capacity to meet the need.
2 Of The First Lahaina Victims ID’d Were From Senior Complex
Updated: After posting this story, Hale Mahaolu Issued a statement saying they have heard from 22 residents. Three have died, four have been reported missing and the company has been unable to reach another four.Â
Neal Milner: For Lahaina’s Survivors, Little Things Are Everything
More than homes burned in the fire — a social network went with it, and all those small moments that constitute normal life.
Hawaiian Electric Faces Heavy Legal, Financial Pressure After Lahaina Fire
The company faces scrutiny for not shutting down the power prior to the fire. Lawyers have wasted no time filing lawsuits.