Maui News
HDOT: Honoapi‘ilani Update on Realignment, Improvements
The state Department of Transportation has provided a second update on three Maui road projects of interest in West Maui.
VIDEO: “Super Blue Blood Moon” Viewing Party on Maui
The Super Blue Blood Moon Viewing Party was part of the resort’s astronomy program, which earned CNN Travel’s “Top Hotel in the World for Stargazing” award.
Monthly Siren Test for February 2018
The State’s monthly test of the Statewide Outdoor Warning Siren System is scheduled for today, Thursday, Feb. 1, 2018 at 11:45 a.m.
Joint Exercise with Hawai‘i National Guard, Starts Feb. 5
The Hawaiʻi National Guard along with Maui emergency responders will participate in a large-scale emergency operations exercise beginning Monday, Feb. 5, 2018.
Large Marine Debris Field or Net Mass Between Moloka‘i and O‘ahu
Agencies are tracking what is described as a very large marine debris field or net mass last spotted in the Ka Iwi Channel between Moloka‘i and O‘ahu
Trial Resumes for Twin Accused of Murder
Alexandria Duval (aka Allison Dadow) was involved in a deadly crash that claimed the life of her twin sister Anastasia Duval in the remote Puʻuiki area of Maui.
AG Chin to Announce Decision on LG Vacancy by Weeks’ End
“I will announce my decision regarding the lieutenant governor vacancy by the end of the week. In the meantime, I have been in direct contact with…
“Super Blue Blood Moon” Over Maui
Images are starting to come in from the Super Blue Blood Moon that appeared in night skies early this morning.
Maui Housing Apartments Closer to Affordability
The Senate Housing Committee advanced a bill that would mandate the State to start negotiations to either keep the units affordable, or to acquire the property.
Pi‘iholo Ranch Agrees to Partner with County to Remove Trees
The Maui Budget and Finance Committee recommended passage of a bill to fund the removal of eucalyptus trees in the county-owned right of way on Piʻiholo Road.
Sen. Schatz: “Missile Alerts Should be Handled by Federal Government”
Sen. Schatz said the reports from the FCC and the State of Hawai‘i reinforce his belief that missile alerts should be handled by the federal government.
Island Mayors Reaffirm Resiliency As a Top Priority for Hawaiʻi
“Renewable energy is one of the key components to a resilient future,” said Mayor Arakawa.
Visiting Haleakalā for the “Super Blue Blood Moon”
Haleakalā NP wishes to remind visitors that anyone entering the park between 3 a.m. and 7 a.m. must have a valid sunrise reservation.
FCC Report: Day Shift Warning Officer Believed the Missile Threat Was Real
The Federal Communications Commission today released a preliminary report on the false ballistic missile alert in Hawaiʻi that occurred on Jan. 13, 2018.
Maui Police “Active Shooter” Training, Feb. 9 at St Anthony
The exercise will take place at the St. Anthony Church Center in Wailuku at 6 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 9, 2018.
Maui Police to Host CSI Camp 2018
The camp is a Crime Scene Investigation experience created specifically for in-coming high school juniors and seniors.
Churches Join in Support of Stopping Tenant Evictions
More than 30 churches and nonprofit groups have joined in supporting Front Street Apartment tenants in their battle to stay in their low-income apartments.
Hawaiian Language Bill Scheduled for Hearing
A bill to integrate the Hawaiian language into fundamental functions of the state is scheduled for a hearing before two Senate Committees.
Kouchi Not Interested in Becoming Next Lieutenant Governor
I am professionally saddened because Shan’s resignation leaves a gaping hole in our current political fabric.
“Unprecedented Spike in Ocean Drowning Incidents,” 9 Deaths in 13 Days
Nine men have died in Maui waters between Jan. 14 – 27, 2018.
