Maui Business
MEDB’s Pitch Bootcamp Gets People Talking Business
Reservations are still open for Maka Hou Lānaʻi – where residents will learn how to create a new business from the ground up in just one weekend.
Free Drive-Thru Destruction of Computer Hard Drives
The County of Maui will be holding a free, drive-thru hard drive and backup tape destruction and disposal service on Saturday, Oct. 22, 2016, in observance of October as Cyber Security Awareness Month.
Hyatt Regency Maui Celebrates New Spaces with Blessing Event
The blessing honored the enhanced Monarchy Ballroom, updated outdoor Halona Kai Event Lawn overlooking the Pacific Ocean and new Regency Club.
Wailea Golf Raises $3,400 for Military Families
The Wailea Golf Club raised nearly $3,400 for the nonprofit Folds of Honor as part of a statewide effort to support families of US men and women in service.
Clinic to Begin 24-Hour Emergency Veterinary Care on Maui
Clinic representatives say the veterinary hospital will be the first and only around-the-clock emergency veterinary hospital facility on Maui.
Maui Home, Condo Sales Down in September
Home sales on Maui were down in September from both month before and year before levels with a total of 82 homes sold for a median price of $667,500, according to new data released by the Realtors Association of Maui.
Joint Task Force Created for County-Owned Fairways Lots
Maui Mayor Alan Arakawa announced the creation of a task force to explore the best use or disposal of the 50 County-owned lots at the Fairways at Maui Lani.
Hawaiian Airlines Voyages to the Pacific with Disney’s “Moana”
Hawaiian Airlines, in collaboration with The Walt Disney Studios, today unveiled the first of three custom Airbus A330 aircraft being adorned with imagery from the CG-animated comedy adventure “Moana.”
Ka Lima O Maui 5th Annual Job Fair, Oct. 14
Ka Lima O Maui hosts its 5th annual Job Fair for persons with disabilities from 9 to 11:30 a.m. today (Friday, Oct. 14, 2016) at the Wailuku Community Center.
Transportation Department Reduces Federal Pipeline to 16 Year Low
The Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation has reduced its unexpended federal obligation balance, also known as the “Pipeline” by more than $108 million, department officials announced today. This is the second year in a row HDOT has experienced a reduction of more than $100 million. It also represents the lowest amount in 16 years. As of […]
Status of Health Care Focus of Maui Briefing
Lawmakers will examine the state of healthcare and hospital services on Maui, resulting from the delayed transition of the Maui Region hospitals to Kaiser.
Forecast: Statewide Employment to Expand by 5.6%
The state’s employment projections over the 10 year period that ends in 2024, is forecast to expand by 5.6% according to new information released today by the DLIR.
Text-to-911 Service Launches in Hawaiʻi
Hawaiʻi has launched an enhanced 911 service allowing residents to report an emergency to 911 as a text message.
Condemned Hāna Pier Slated for Removal
The state Department of Transportation is proposing to remove the deteriorated Hāna Pier in East Maui which they say is a public safety hazard, but continues to be a utilized as popular recreation spot.
Parking Fees Proposed for Maui’s ʻĀhihi-Kinaʻu
The state is proposing parking fees for the ‘Āhihi-Kina‘u Natural Area Reserve on Maui in an effort to provide a self-sustaining funding source.
Council Votes 7-2 In Favor of $5M Reimbursement After ʻĪao Flood
After two hours of emotional testimony focused on spending transparency and government response to last month’s severe flooding event at ʻĪao and Kahoma Valleys, the Maui County Council voted 7-2 on Tuesday to approve $5 million in reimbursement funds.
Kamehameha Schools College Scholarship Recruitment
The Pauahi and Nā Hoʻokama scholarships are need-based programs, available to students pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees at accredited KS-recognized post-high institutions in the US.
$1M in Federal Funds Secured for Maui Family Support Services
US Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard today announced federal funding totaling $1 million for childcare subsidies, making services affordable and accessible for more than 200 Native Hawaiian families in need.
Firearm Theft Investigation: 3 Hawaiian Airlines Employees Arrested
Hawaiian Airlines Corporate Security investigators reported to the Maui Police Department suspected employee theft involving their ramp agents and checked baggage belonging to passengers.
Royal Lahaina Resort’s Sablas Honored With Poʻokela Legacy Award
The Maui Hotel & Lodging Association honored Gilbert “Uncle Bobo” Sablas, guest services manager at Royal Lahaina Resort, with the inaugural Poʻokela Legacy Award.
