Maui News
Haleakalā National Park Releases New Backcountry Preparedness Video
The goal of the video is to better prepare visitors for the changeable weather, rugged terrain and isolation of Haleakalā Crater, which is visited by thousands of hikers and over 6,000 campers every year.
ILWU Petition Helps Maui Bulk Sugar Workers
The US Department of Labor approved of a petition filed by the ILWU seeking adjustment assistance for bulk sugar workers who were affected by the HC&S closure on Maui
Public Hearings Focus on Water Projects on Hawaiian Homelands
Meetings are slated for Jan. 11 on Molokaʻi at the Mitchel and on Jan. 12 on Maui at the Velma McWayne Santos Community Center. Both meetings start at 6 p.m.
Maui Memorial Medical Center Executes Mass Casualty Drill
Maui Memorial Medical Center conducted a “Mass Casualty Drill” on Wednesday as part of their ongoing disaster readiness program.
Maui’s Sugar Cane Train Donates $6,000 to Trucker Dukes Cancer Fund
Trucker Dukes, a Maui 3-year-old fighting Neuroblastoma, and his family rode Maui’s Sugar Cane Train “Team Trucker” Holiday Express on Thursday, Dec. 22, 2016.
Charred Vehicle Found in Pūlehu Road Brush Fire
The remains of a burned out off-road ATV was found in the center of the burned area about a quarter mile below ʻŌpalipali Place off of Pūlehu Road.
Help Name Maui Ocean Center’s Baby Sea Turtles
Maui Ocean Center, The Aquarium of Hawaiʻi is asking for the public’s help in naming the newest members of its Hawaiian green sea turtle ʻohana.
Hōkūleʻa Sets Sail for Panama Canal
As she re-enters Caribbean waters, Hōkūleʻa will shift her sights for the 48-mile journey through the Panama Canal heading back to the South Pacific Ocean.
Imua Family Services Celebrates a History of Holiday Cheer
Imua Family Services celebrated the holidays with its Annual Keiki Holiday Party on Thursday, Dec. 15 at the Wailuku Community Center.
Kīlauea Cyclorama at 1893 Chicago World’s Fair
Looking for ways to accelerate tourism in Hawaiʻi, the Kīlauea cyclorama exhibit was created for the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair.
Niu at Famed Kapuāiwa Grove on National Big Tree Registry
In the historic Kapuāiwa coconut grove of Moloka‘i, a former co-champion Niu (Coconut Palm) takes the place of a fallen former champion coconut palm.
Schatz Announces More Federal Funds for Homeless Veterans
The combined $1.77 million in HUD-VASH funding is supporting more than 160 housing vouchers to help homeless veterans offset the cost of rental housing as well as provide them with counseling services.
Capobianco Trial: Jury on Break Until Dec. 27
The jury in the ongoing State v. Capobianco trial is taking a break through the holiday weekend, as some jurors had previously scheduled plans that are being accommodated.
Waiheʻe Ridge Trail Closure to Start in January
The 2.5 mile Waihe‘e ridge trail that climbs the windward slope of the west Maui mountains will be closed for approximately two months, starting in January.
Caring for Coral at Maui Ocean Center
Coral polyps are a fascinating blend of animal, plant and mineral. Staff at Maui Ocean Center in Mā‘alaea share a sneak peek on how they help restore our reefs.
Ethics Complaint Filed, White Defends Leadership Announcement
A complaint was filed with the Maui County Board of Ethics on Tuesday about Maui County Council Chair Mike White’s declaration that he will continue to serve as council chair for the 2017-2019 Council term.
Hawai‘i’s Newest Species Named in Honor of President Obama
A new species of coral -reef fish that lives exclusively within the Papahānaumokuākea National Marine Monument, has been given a name in honor of President Barack Obama.
Maui Red Cross to Canvass Kīhei Neighborhood for Fire Safety
On Thursday, Dec. 22 from 4-6 p.m., a group of Maui Red Cross volunteers will be canvassing the Kīhei Piʻilani Village subdivision, where a home fire occurred this past Sunday.
Emergency Sewer Repairs on Lono Ave
Emergency sewer repairs will be conducted along Lono Avenue between Vevau Street and Kamehameha Avenue starting at 6 p.m. today, Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2016.
$500,000 Secured for Lipoa Point
The $500,000 will be used to not only begin the process of community planning but also to pay for much-needed maintenance and repairs to the Līpoa Point access road.
