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The County of Maui has completed a three-day coordinated cleanup of Pūlehu Road and launched its temporary Safe Parking Program, transitioning 20 vehicle-housed individuals to a designated Puʻunēnē site, moving three people into a shelter, and removing nearly... November 11, 2026 · 04:21am
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Red Cross honors veterans and military families this Veterans Day
A trio of Hawai‘i based veterans, bring larger meaning to the concept of duty to their country and their community. On this Veterans Day, the American Red Cross Pacific Islands Region honors Jasmine Ricks, Mara Eck and Rodney Boucher.
Lahaina surfers shine at Hoʻokipa: Matias Banto and Ione LaTurner take Surfbash Open victories
Matias Banto and Ione LaTurner captured the Open Men’s and Open Women’s titles at the 37th annual Hi-Tech / Vissla / Lopez Surfbash at Hoʻokipa Beach Park over the weekend.
Public Safety Power Shutoff possible for Maui and Hawaiʻi Island
Hawaiian Electric continues to monitor the wildfire threat from high winds and dry conditions and may proactively shut off power in high-risk areas of Maui and Hawaiʻi Island as part of its Public Safety Power Shutoff program. On Maui, areas include Westside, Mā’alaea, Upcountry and parts of Puʻunēnē, Pūlehu, and Ōmaʻopio, and the South Kohala area on Hawaiʻi Island.
Molokaʻi waterman Marshall Rosa among four newly inducted legends to the Hawaiʻi Waterman Hall of Fame
Four influential figures in Hawaiʻi’s water sports officially entered the Hawaiʻi Waterman Hall of Fame this week. This year’s inductees are Marshall Rosa of Molokaʻi, Laola Lake Aea of Kauaʻi, Olympic development coach Johnny Puakea, and the late swim coach Harvey Chilton, recognized for their lasting contributions to the water sports community.
Free soil, water and plant health testing available for Hawaiʻi farmers impacted by 2026 severe weather
Through its Farm Disaster Response Project, GoFarm covers the cost of eligible soil and agricultural water tests for farmers whose operations were affected by the March 2026 Kona low storms, hurricanes or tropical storms, flooding, or related heavy rainfall this year.
Hawaiʻi National Guard concludes Lala response; 623,600 pounds of debris removed
The Hawaiʻi National Guard has officially concluded all state active-duty response and recovery operations in support of Tropical Cyclone Lala, marking the completion of more than two months of emergency response and community recovery efforts across the state.
DBEDT strengthens partnership with leading Japanese retailer to expand opportunities for Hawai’i businesses
The Hawaiʻi Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism has reaffirmed its partnership with Japan’s Hankyu Hanshin Department Stores to continue expanding international sales and promotion opportunities for Hawaiʻi-made products at the annual Hankyu Hawaiʻi Fair in Osaka.
Maui Public Art Corps invites community to help shape public art at County dune restoration event in Pāʻia
Maui Public Art Corps, in collaboration with the County of Maui Public Art Program, invites the Pāʻia community to participate in a hands-on public art activity this Friday, Nov. 13, from 3 to 6 p.m., as part of the Kapukaʻulua Dune Restoration Celebration at the Pāʻia Youth & Cultural Center.
Outgoing Council to vote on mayor’s picks for corporation counsel, prosecutor for next term
The outgoing Maui County Council will vote this week on Mayor Richard Bissen’s picks for corporation counsel and prosecuting attorney, two positions that begin under the new Council elected Nov. 3.
It’s official: Pāʻele Kiakona secures historic win in West Maui house race following final vote count
Maui’s Pāʻele Kiakona has made history as the fifth Green Party candidate in the nation to win a state house seat, securing West Maui’s House District 14 with 41.2% of the vote following the final count.
County’s temporary Safe Parking Program in Central Maui launches with 20 individuals
The County of Maui has completed a three-day coordinated cleanup of Pūlehu Road and launched its temporary Safe Parking Program, transitioning 20 vehicle-housed individuals to a designated Puʻunēnē site, moving three people into a shelter, and removing nearly 48 tons of trash and 45 vehicles.
Military flyover scheduled for Veterans Day ceremony over Punchbowl
There will be a State of Hawaiʻi Department of Defense military jet flyover on Oʻahu by the Hawai‘i Air National Guard on Veterans Day, Nov. 11, 2026. HIDOD is informing the public about the flyover, for advance awareness that there will be noise from the aircraft flying overhead.
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Kona International Airport to conduct triennial emergency response training exercise
The full-scale exercise is aimed at evaluating emergency response plans, policies and procedures as part of a simulated emergency incident involving a commercial aircraft.
Public safety power shutoffs possible for Big Island
Power remains on in communities with high exposure to wildfire risk; Hawaiian Electric continues to monitor risk from high winds and dry conditions in areas with the highest fire exposure.
Airlines honor veterans, current service members and families through Honor Flights throughout the year
Alaska Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, and Horizon Air continue to support military veterans through the Honor Flights and Fallen Solider program.
Hawaiʻi National Guard concludes Hurricane Lala response, recovery operations
Soldiers and airmen mobilized in August following the storm, assisting state and county emergency management agencies to provide critical capabilities for communities affected by flooding, landslides, damaged infrastructure and widespread debris.
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Airlines continue to support military veterans through the Honor Flights, Fallen Solider program
Alaska Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, and Horizon Air honor military veterans, service members and families throughout the year.
State declares traffic emergency zone to expedite Kūhiō Highway repairs near Lumahaʻi Beach
The Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation has designated an emergency zone along Kūhiō Highway near Lumahaʻi after heavy Halloween rains caused slope erosion that encroached on the roadway, prompting lane restrictions.
Officials advise no swimming, recreational ocean activities on north- and west-facing shores
The National Weather Service issued a high surf advisory for north- and west-facing shores of Kauaʻi and Niʻihau until 6 p.m. Thursday.












