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“Honolulu Skylark” Passes Away March 20
Jacqueline Leilani “Honolulu Skylark” Rossetti, who spent more than 40 years in the broadcast media, passed away on Wednesday, March 20, 2019, in Honolulu.
Stakeholders Take Action to Address Concerns at Kahoma Stream
Hawai‘i Commission on Water Resource Management issued a response today concerning low stream flow reported in Kahoma Stream in Maui this week.
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Water Restoration Advocates Critical of Kahoma Stream Management
The return of life in the stream took years of work, but those who have been at the heart of restoration efforts are alleging mis-management of the resource.
16 More MCCC Detainees Tranferred to Hālawa, 5 Returned to Maui
The total count of inmates transferred to Hālawa due to the disturbance is 32.
Swimmer Sustains Possible Neck Injury at Beach in Mākena
Wailea fire fighters responded to an adult male who possibly injured his neck while swimming at Poʻolenalena Beach Park in Mākena.
Flight Returns to Honolulu Due to Two Unruly Passengers
A mainland bound flight from Honolulu to Los Angeles on Tuesday turned around mid-way due to two unruly passengers.
Trio of Missing Hikers Encounter Landslide, Spend Night in Maui Mountains
A trio of hikers spent the night in the mountains above Keʻanae after they unexpectedly encountered a landslide that prevented them from their intended path.
Public Safety Director Travels to Maui to Survey Riot Damage at MCCC
“I saw first-hand today the difficult conditions staff have to work in. I also saw an amazing transformation. Modules that looked hurricane-ravaged one week ago are clean and orderly.”
Maui Youth Advocates Join in Kick Butts Day at Capitol
Two youth advocates from Maui, Kawena Kekuewa and Christine Davis, are among 80 students participating in the Kick Butts Day rally at the State Capitol.
Video: Spring is Here!
Spring is officially here! At 11:58 am Hawaii standard time, March 20th, the sun will cross the celestial equator as its path across the sky appears to move farther north.
Kahului Airport Ranks No. 3 for On-Time Flights
A new study by InsureMyTrip reveals Kahului Airport (OGG) on Maui is one of the best airports in the country when it comes to on-time performance.
Man Meets with Maui Officers Who Saved Him
Maui resident Sheldon Biga on Thursday, met for the first time with the police officers who he credited with saving his life.
Three Rescued from West Maui Waters
Three ocean goers were rescued from West Maui waters on Sunday: a 65-year-old Kula woman was assisted to shore at Kapalua Bay; and a California couple…
Beer Co. Worker on Maui Injured in Drum Explosion
A worker at Maui Brewing Co. was injured on Monday morning while cutting an open and empty 55 gallon drum.
Armed Perimeter Remains at Maui Jail, Mood Has “Calmed”
The mood at Maui Community Correctional Center and “overall atmosphere has calmed,” since removing 21 inmates to Hālawa.
Maui Crime Stoppers: Missing Man Last Heard From on Dec. 17
Thomas A. Gatlin, a 36-year-old man, reported missing on March 17, 2019. Gatlin was last heard from by relatives on the mainland on Dec. 17, 2018.
Baldwin, Ho‘okipa Beach Parks Remain Closed Due to Flooding, Surf
All beach parks have been assessed and are open Monday, except Baldwin and Hoʻokipa beach parks, according to the Department of Parks and Recreation.
Free Books for Maui County Keiki – How You Can Help ‘Book Trust’
Our Malika Dudley interviewed Book Trust Hawaii Director, Katie McMillan for details on their yearly extravaganza. View the video above for more on what Book Trust does here in Maui County…
Surf Warning Continued, 25-40 Feet and Dropping
West Maui parks from Papalaua to DT Fleming Beach Park will remain closed until a safety assessment has been completed. A high surf warning remains in effect.
Maui Beach Parks Closed Ahead of Giant Surf
Maui County will keep Papalaua Wayside Park closed today and not reopen beach parks on north- and west-facing shores on Monday until safety conditions have been assessed
