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County of Maui to launch Safe Parking Program, begin coordinated Pūlehu Road cleanup Nov. 4-6

The County of Maui is launching a new Safe Parking Program and a coordinated cleanup along Pūlehu Road from Nov. 4 through Nov. 6, 2026, which will require a temporary road closure while transitioning individuals living in their vehicles to a designated temporary site in Puʻunēnē.

Hawaiian Electric sells custom ALOHA Collection bags to benefit Maui United Way, 2 other agencies

Hawaiian Electric is selling limited-edition bags made with the ALOHA Collection brand to raise money for Maui United Way, Aloha United Way and Hawaiʻi Island United Way, the utility announced Monday. The bags are available only at hawaiianelectric.com/ALOHAcollection until 10 a.m. Nov. 16, according to the company. Sales are first-come, first-served and limited to available supplies. The […]

Ahead of Veterans Day, County OED to hold free Veterans and Military Families Resource Fair, Nov. 10

Ahead of Veterans Day, the County of Maui Office of Economic Development is holding a free Veterans and Military Families Resource Fair from 9 a.m. to noon Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026, outside the County’s Kalana O Maui building at 200 S. High St., Wailuku.

ALTRES employees raise more than $25,000 for nonprofit Kupu during October fundraiser

ALTRES employees raised more than $25,000 for the nonprofit Kupu during October, and the company said it will match all employee contributions.

FBI Honolulu issues warning about law enforcement impersonation scam targeting Hawaiʻi residents

While impersonation scams have existed for decades, recent reports in Hawaiʻi indicate that scammers are using increasingly sophisticated methods that make it difficult for individuals to determine whether a call or message is legitimate.

Precursory eruptive activity begins ahead of episode 56 of the ongoing Halemaʻumaʻu eruption at Kīlauea

Precursory low-level activity preceding episode 56 of the ongoing Halemaʻumaʻu eruption began around 11:43 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 2, with a large flow lava from the north vent. The forecast for episode 56 of lava fountaining to start is between this afternoon to Nov. 7, revised from Nov. 4-7 based on the onset of voluminous precursory overflows.

Maui Health selects general contractor for Kula Hospital restoration; Targets late-summer 2027 reopening

Maui Health today announced it has selected Nordic PCL Construction as general contractor for the restoration and modernization of Kula Hospital, marking measurable progress toward reopening hospital services and returning care to the Kula campus. With a general contractor in place, Maui Health is now targeting a late-summer 2027 reopening.

Līloa Hale opens applications for 117 affordable senior units in Kīhei, Maui

Hale Mahaolu announced the opening of applications for Liloa Hale, a new affordable rental housing community for seniors age 55 and older in Kīhei. The current target move-in date for Liloa Hale is Feb. 1, 2027.

Maui Police Officer Analise Farmer named 2026 Top Cop in Maui County

The Maui Police Department congratulates Officer Analise Farmer, a seven-year veteran, on being named the 2026 TOP COP Hawaiʻi Award recipient for Maui County. This recognition highlights her leadership, innovation, and dedication to strengthening officer training and preparing the next generation of law enforcement professionals.

Department of Hawaiian Home Lands offers more than 800 residential project leases on Kaua’i

The Department of Hawaiian Home Lands offered more than 800 residential project leases on the island of Kaua‘i Saturday as part of the department’s largest residential awards on the Garden Isle this year.

Lahainaluna High School Foundation names ‘Legends of Lahainaluna’ for 2026

The 2026 honorees include: O.L. Moore Foundation; Lahainaluna Boarders Association led by Craig Murakami (’71) and Eddie Espiritu (’71); Tanya (Miyasaki) Arakawa (’68); Alan Yamamoto is a proud four-year boarder from Molokaʻi; and Daryl  Fujiwara (2001).

Documentary traces journey of family matriarch who lived in Kalaupapa and vanished from Honolulu in 1900

Film cameras followed former KITV4 news anchor Diane Ako as she retraced the final footsteps of Helen Maliu, her great-grandmother, to Kalaupapa, Molokaʻi, a leprosy settlement established in 1866. Maliu disappeared from Honolulu in 1900.

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For 50 years, UH Maui College’s culinary program has trained some of the island’s best chefs
Native Hawaiian community group seeks to halt $471M luxury development with limited workforce rentals in Wailea
Bissen, Sugimura make last big push for mayor as big money pours into Maui County race
In West Maui, Democrat-turned-Republican defends House seat against Lahaina Strong organizer, local business advocate

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Maui welcomes Hawaiian season of rest and renewal at Historic Mokuʻula
Hawaiʻi Congressional Delegation leads resolutions honoring Hawaiian History
Community turns out for UH Maui College’s Molokaʻi Farm Niu & Kalo Festival
Nolo nearly stationary south of Hawaiʻi Island, forecast to strengthen and remain well south of islands

Maui Business Chevron Forward

Hawaiian Electric sells custom ALOHA Collection bags to benefit Maui United Way, 2 other agencies

ALTRES employees raise more than $25,000 for nonprofit Kupu during October fundraiser

Reusable Foodware Program launches in Hilo on Hawaiʻi Island, Nov. 9, 2026

HMSA raises more than $116,000 for Hawaiʻi’s United Ways

Flight of Aloha, a motion-seat flying ride, to open Dec. 1 at Whalers Village

Arts & Entertainment Chevron Forward

Documentary traces journey of family matriarch who lived in Kalaupapa and vanished from Honolulu in 1900

Wailuku First Friday returns Nov. 6 with ‘Wailuku Gives’

Flight of Aloha, a motion-seat flying ride, to open Dec. 1 at Whalers Village

Blind Boys of Alabama to perform at MACC’s Castle Theater Dec. 10

Artist registration for 2027 Maui Open Studios open until Oct. 30

Maui Food and Dining Chevron Forward

Maui Country Club welcomes local culinary educator Peter Pak as executive chef
Kapalua Resort Restaurant Week, Oct. 26 – Nov. 6
Coconuts Fish Cafe launches new fundraiser program for local nonprofits and schools
Sheraton Maui opens Italian-inspired restaurant on Kāʻanapali Beach
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Līloa Hale opens applications for 117 affordable senior units in Kīhei, Maui
ASB teammates support local families and affordable housing with $271,000 in contributions to five nonprofits
Council narrowly rejects resolutions to rezone condos as hotels for continued transient vacation rental use
Free Renterʻs Rights Training offers education to local tenants and landlords, Oct. 21, 2026

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Christmas comes to Kā‘anapali with The Westin Maui’s new Holiday Suite and a full season of festivities
East Maui water issues focus of Oct. 24 event at Wailele Farm in Haʻikū
22nd Annual Lāhainā Town Cleanup rescheduled for Saturday
Photos: 99th Maui County Fair draws thousands on opening night, more to come

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It’s Election Day: Hawai‘i County residents have until 7 p.m. today to cast their ballots

As of Monday, 41,703 ballots have been returned out of the 113,426 ballots mailed out on Oct. 16.

Emergency grants available to Hawaiʻi farmers, ranchers affected by recent natural disasters

Applicants from farms, orchards, ranches and similar operations with affected lands now can apply for relief grants.

Reusable foodware program launches in Hilo on Nov. 9

The sustainability program was designed with input from more than 4,500 community members and more than 100 businesses over two years.

Hawaii County Weather Forecast for November 03, 2026

A breezy and stable trade wind flow will prevail through much of the week as surface high pressure holds north of the state. Pockets of moisture moving in the...

Hawaii County Surf Forecast for November 03, 2026

Surf along north- and west-facing shores will slowly drop off tonight as the current northwest swell decreases. Surf will then become small by Wednesday...

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It’s Election Day: Kaua‘i County residents have until 7 p.m. today to cast their ballots

For those who didn't get a chance to mail in their ballot, they can still submit it to any of the multiple ballot box drop-off locations set up islandwide before 7 p.m.

Kaua‘i kendo delegation reinforces the cultural ties with sister city Mimasaka, Japan

A delegation representing Kaua‘i and the Hawai‘i Kendo Federation traveled to Mimasaka to participate in a kendo tournament and build the relationship with Kauaʻi's newest sister city.

State survey will assess impacts from Hurricane Lowell

Teams for the CASPER survey will go door to door to randomly selected homes from Nov. 16-20 on Kaua'i, to assess the impacts of Hurricane Lowell.

Kauai Weather Forecast for November 03, 2026

A breezy and stable trade wind flow will prevail through much of the week as surface high pressure holds north of the state. Pockets of moisture moving in the...

Kauai Surf Forecast for November 03, 2026

Surf along north- and west-facing shores will slowly drop off tonight as the current northwest swell decreases. Surf will then become small by Wednesday...