Jonathan Okamura: Lahaina’s History Of Labor Activism Should Be Remembered
Government, business and community leaders need to prioritize workers in restoration plans.
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.
Many Of Lahaina’s Filipinos Are Still Missing As The Search For Bodies Drags On
The Filipino population swelled over the decades as workers arrived to take jobs in the plantations, hotels and businesses.
What Saved The ‘Miracle House’ In Lahaina?
The historic structure on Front Street is the last house standing in a neighborhood reduced to rubble.
Hawaii Legislature May Hold Special Session On Maui Fires
For now, House and Senate leaders say it’s premature to schedule one. But the disaster may well warrant convening to pass spending and statutory measures.
Race Underway To Glue Down The Lahaina Fire’s Toxic Ash Before Rains Wash It Into The Ocean
Residents are also trying to safeguard Upcountry homes from the increased chance of dangerous mudslides.
Maui Mayor: Replacing Emergency Management Chief Will Take Time
Pending a search for a permanent replacement, the No. 2 official at the agency is in charge.
LIVE: Maui Wildfire Photos And Updates, Lahaina And Kula
The latest details on resources, rescues and other info about ongoing Maui fires.