Maui News
Help Sought in Locating Owner of Dive Float Found Near Mākena
The Coast Guard is seeking the public’s help in identifying the owner of a dive float found approximately 500 yards off Mākena Landing Beach Park, Maui, Wednesday.
Haʻikū Home Burned in Fire on Kauhikoa Road
Maui firefighters responded to a house fire on Kauhikoa Road in Haʻikū early Wednesday morning, July 12, 2016.
Police Seek Suspect in Connection to Kīhei Theft
Police are seeking public help in locating James L. Davis, 47, a man named as a suspect in an attempted theft incident from a Kīhei business in May of 2016.
Schatz Urges Feds to Investigate Commercial Use of Short-Term Rentals
US Senator Brian Schatz is urging the FTC to study the commercial manner in which individuals/firms are using online services to profit from short-term rentals.
Capobianco Murder Trial Day 9: Charli Scott’s Sister Testifies
When asked if there were any words of affection Steven Capobianco used in relation to Charli Scott, Wais responded with a one-word answer, “None.”
Governor Vetoes 7 Bills, Including Maui Hospital Legislation
Governor David Ige announced the veto of seven bills on Monday, a day ahead of Tuesday’s July 12th deadline. The bills included Senate Bill 2077 relating to the separation of benefits for Maui hospital workers facing the abolishment of their positions or workforce restructuring in the Maui Region due to the transition from a state […]
Olowalu Brush Fire Continues to Steam From Deep Underground
Areas near the Ukumehame Stream have been difficult to fully extinguish due to the abundance of large tree growth. The Olowalu brush fire from Friday…
Legislature Holds Special Session to Amend Maui Hospital Workers Bill
The recess will allow time to negotiate a possible settlement with the UPW in its lawsuit objecting to the transition. A final vote is expected on July 20.
Maui Mall DMVL Service Center to Reopen July 18
The Kahului DMVL Service Center at Maui Mall will reopen for business on Monday, July 18, 2016. Severe storm damage forced the closure of the facility for more than four months.
Olowalu Fire 80% Contained
The Olowalu brush fire that started on Friday, was declared 80 percent contained late Monday afternoon. Crews worked to douse hot spots near Ukumehame Stream.
Capobianco Murder Trial Day 8: Cross Examination Continues
The Capobianco murder trial entered it’s eighth day on Monday with lead detective Wendell Loo still being cross-examined by the defense team.
Maui Police Launch New Body Camera Study
Maui Police plan to field test two other body-worn cameras supplied by different vendors in the up-coming months to best select one for future implementation.
Drive-Thru Voter Registration This Week
2016 Drive-thru Voter Registration location on Maui is at Baldwin High School Auditorium from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Electric Service Interruption to Affect 240 in East Maui
Interruption of electrical service will affect 240 customers in E Maui from Twin Falls to Nāhiku. Lines need to be de-energized for the crews to work safely.
Hōkūleʻa Arrives in Boston
Legendary voyaging canoe Hōkūleʻa was greeted by representatives from the Massachusett Tribe when she arrived in Boston at Fan Pier over the weekend.
Every Student Succeeds Act Focus of Maui Town Hall Meeting
A neighbor island town hall meeting will be held on Maui on Tuesday, July 12, focusing on the Every Student Succeeds Act or ESSA.
Electric Customers Reminded to Call 811 Before Digging
Maui Electric advises that customers should call the Hawaiʻi One Call Center at least five days prior to digging.
Olowalu Brush Fire 30% Contained
As of 2 p.m., today, Saturday July 9, 2016, approximately 1,300 acres of Olowalu brush has burned; the fire is about 30% contained.
Capobianco Murder Trial: Day 7 Cut Short
Day seven of the Steven Capobianco murder trial was recessed after a few hours yesterday due to a “discovery issue.”
Voter Registration Deadline is Next Week
Thursday, July 14, is the deadline to register to vote in the August 13 Primary Election.
