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$4B Mākena development with 652 homes advances; project size reduced 27% due to public pushback
The project in South Maui initially called for 900 housing units and faced backlash from residents who said it would cater to wealthy off-island buyers. August 29, 2026 · 06:00am
$9.3M in post-disaster funding from FEMA for repairs to King Kamehameha III Elementary
The state of Hawaiʻi Department of Education is set to receive $9.3 million in post-disaster funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency for permanent repairs to King Kamehameha III...Maui Arts & Entertainment Monthly Mokuʻula film screening, Sept. 11
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NASA’s Roman Space Telescope to launch with University of Hawaiʻi-developed infrared sensors
Decades of University of Hawaiʻi technological innovation and scientific leadership are set to launch on Aug. 30 with NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, a mission that is expected to transform our understanding of the Milky Way and the expansion of the universe.
Maui County Federal Credit Union hires Henry Arroyo as Chief Information Officer
Maui County Federal Credit Union announced the appointment of Henry Arroyo as Chief Information Officer. In this role, Arroyo will oversee the company’s IT strategy, cybersecurity program, regulatory compliance, and technology infrastructure.
Monthly Mokuʻula film screening, Sept. 11
The Lahaina Restoration Foundation invites the community to experience the history and cultural legacy of Mokuʻula through a free immersive film screening on Friday, Sept. 11, at 6 p.m. at Maui Ocean Center’s The Sphere. Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
Maui Chamber of Commerce releases Maui Mayoral Candidate Forum video
The Maui Chamber of Commerce has released the video recording of its 2026 Maui Mayoral Candidate Forum, providing members of the business community and the broader Maui community an opportunity to hear directly from the two candidates selected by Maui Chamber members.
Sierra Club Hawaiʻi endorses Green Party candidate Pāʻele Kiakona for House District 14
The Sierra Club Hawaiʻi Chapter has officially endorsed Green Party candidate Pāʻele Kiakona for Hawaiʻi State House District 14 in his campaign to represent West Maui.
Pakele — last known wild ‘akikiki, a native Hawaiian honeycreeper unique to Garden Isle — honored by Kaua‘i County Council
“Kaua‘i County Council proudly honors Pakele’s extraordinary life and enduring legacy as a symbol of hope and resilience for the ‘akikiki,” says a council Facebook post from Aug. 26. “May her story inspire continued efforts to protect Kaua‘i’s native forests and ensure that her species may one day thrive in the wild once again.”
County of Maui selected for $3.6 million grant to establish first waste collection center in West Maui
The County of Maui Department of Environmental Management has been selected to receive $3.6 million in federal funding to establish the first recycling center in West Maui, providing residents with additional options for disposing of recyclables, green waste and large, bulky items.
HECO working to resolve remaining pocket outages; fewer than 400 remain without power on Hawaiʻi Island
Approximately 99.4% of impacted customers on Hawaiʻi Island have been restored since Hurricane Lala battered the state with high winds and heavy rainfall.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Maui CEO Kelly Maluo-Pearson to retire after nearly 30 years of service
Boys & Girls Clubs of Maui today announced that Chief Executive Officer Kelly Maluo-Pearson will retire from the CEO role on Sept. 4 after nearly three decades of service to Maui County’s keiki and families. She will remain engaged with BGCM as a Strategic Advisor during a six-month transition period.
$9.3M in post-disaster funding from FEMA for repairs to King Kamehameha III Elementary
The state of Hawaiʻi Department of Education is set to receive $9.3 million in post-disaster funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency for permanent repairs to King Kamehameha III Elementary School on Maui.
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Salvation Army mobilizes to provide meals for Hilo apartment complex residents still without power
There are 220 residents, many kūpuna and veterans, who have been without electricity because of impacts caused by Hurricane Lala, which wreaked havoc on the Big Island two weeks ago.
Big Island police looking for Ocean View 17-year-old reported as runaway
Ka-Ne Kala was last seen shortly after noon Aug. 26 in Ocean View, wearing a red hoodie, black shorts and black Crocs; police are asking the public for help with finding him.
Officials monitoring Tropical Storm Lowell
The tropical cyclone does not as of now present an immediate threat to the state; Hawai'i County Civil Defense encourages residents and businesses to review and develop preparedness plans, especially with an above-average hurricane season predicted.
What you need to know about Hurricane Lala recovery: Equipment access continues to impact restoration of some Hawaiian Electric customers
Water service also continues to be incrementally expanded to some of the hardest-hit areas in the southern part of the island, including Discovery Harbor, Mark Twain Subdivision, Green Sands Subdivision and South Point Road.
Kauai News
Scalzo honored as Kaua‘i Police Department August Employee of the Month
Officer Jason Scalzo is recognized for his recent outstanding police work that resulted in nine people being apprehended on outstanding bench warrants and his steadfast dedication to safeguarding the community.
Tropical Storm Lowell being monitored by forecasters
The tropical cyclone does not as of now present an immediate threat to the state; residents and businesses encouraged to review or develop preparedness plans, especially with an above-average hurricane season predicted.
Rapozo takes center stage at solo Kauaʻi mayoral town hall after Carvalho withdraws from debate
In a surprising turn, the Kaua‘i mayoral debate became a solo town hall as candidate Bernard Carvalho Jr. withdrew, leaving opponent Mel Rapozo to address community concerns.



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