Maui News
Waiʻānapanapa State Park to Close Briefly for Marine Debris Removal
Nearly two weeks ago, a large pile of cargo nets and other debris came ashore at Waiʻānapanapa State Park
8 Maui County Post Offices Offer Tax Day Late Collections
A total of eight Post Offices across Maui County will offer late collection of mail from specially marked collection boxes on federal Tax Day, Tuesday, April 17
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Mākena State Park to Close for Tree Trimming
The DLNR Division of State Parks will be conducting maintenance work on Thursday morning April 12, at Mākena State Park to trim overhanging & hazardous branches
Surveillance Released in Serpico’s Pizzeria Maui Armed Robbery
Surveillance video has been released from the scene of an armed robbery over the weekend at Serpico’s Pizzeria in Pukalani, Maui.
Maui Conference Uses Traditional Knowledge in Response to Climate Change
‘Aimalama: A Mauliauhonua Experience will take place August 9–11, 2018, at the University of Hawai‘i Maui College campus in Kahului.
Rat Lungworm Confirmed in Maui and Mainland Resident
The second case of rat lungworm disease confirmed this year was an adult resident of Maui who became ill in mid-February and was briefly hospitalized.
‘Īao Valley State Monument Re-Opens
As of 7 a.m. today, ʻĪao Valley State Monument was reopened by the DLNR Division of State Parks. All debris on the road that led to its closure has been cleared
Bills on Sunscreen, Gun Control, Family Leave Head to Senate before Second Crossover Deadline
With two days left before the Second Crossover deadline, the House today passed its final 61 Senate bills.
Hawai‘i’s 8th Grade Reading Stands Out in ‘Nation’s Report Card’
Hawaiʻi is one of only ten states to show an increase in 8th Grade reading scores in 2017, according to “The Nation’s Report Card” released by the …
Maui Ocean Users Sue Land Board Over 400 Foot Seawall
A lawsuit has been filed in Maui’s environmental court over a 400 foot Hololani Condominium seawall proposed for construction at Kahana Bay in West Maui.
UPDATE: ‘Āhihi-Kīna‘u CLOSED Again, 10-Foot Tiger Shark Sighted
The ʻĀhihi-Kīnaʻu Natural Area Reserve is officially closed again as of 1:19 p.m. on Tuesday, April 10, 2018. Maui Now has confirmed with state officials that a 10-foot Tiger shark was sighted at 11 a.m. today, and was still seen at 1 p.m.
Report: Maui Population Continues to Increase as Honolulu’s Declines
As of July 1, 2017, the resident population for the County of Maui was 166,348, a 30% increase since April 2000
Maui’s Big Wave Surfers Among WSL Award Finalists
The majority of the nominated rides come from the infamous big wave breaks of Peʻahi “Jaws” on Maui and Nazaré in Portugal.
HTA: Proposed Funding Cuts Will ‘Severely Hamper’ Tourism Industry
Hawaii Tourism CEO: “Make no mistake, HTA will be forced to make significant cuts to its marketing programs that support Hawaiʻi’s number one industry, and…”
‘Īao Valley State Park Remains Closed, Downed Trees
ʻĪao Valley State Park remains closed this morning as crews continue cleanup of downed trees blocking both lanes above Kepaniwai Park.
S Kīhei Rd Still Impassable Due to Flooding, Bus Route Affected
South Kīhei Road remains closed between Kalepolepo Park and Kaonoulu Street due to flooding from heavy rains on Sunday.
Maui Police Investigate Armed Robbery at Serpico’s Pizzeria in Pukalani
Employees and customers are safe after an armed robbery reported on Sunday afternoon at Serpico’s Pizzeria Maui in Pukalani.
Hālau Homecoming: Dancers Return from Win at Merrie Monarch Hula Festival
Family and friends greeted Maui’s award-winning Hālau Nā Lei Kaumaka O Uka with an oli (chant) and lei as the arrived at Kahului Airport on Sunday.
Flooding Forces Temporary Closure of S Kīhei Rd at Kaonoulu
South Kīhei Road is temporarily closed between Kalepolepo Park and Kaonoulu Street in Kīhei due to flooding.
