Maui News
Police Seek Help in Batting Cage Break-in Investigation
Police say that two males forcibly entered the office of the Hitter’s Paradise business, stealing items valued in excess of $1,000, on Wednesday, March 2, 2016 at approximately 12:58 a.m.
Maui Government Structure Change Voted Down
Maui Councilmembers voted 5-4 against the change in government structure and will not be included on November’s general election ballot.
New Neighborhood Park to Open Friday in Kīhei
A new small neighborhood park with comfort station will open this Friday, July 1, 2016 in the Ke Aliʻi Kai II subdivision in Kīhei.
4th of July Fireworks Information for Maui
The sale of 4th of July fireworks on Maui began on Wednesday, June 29, 2016 and ends on Monday, July 4, 2016 at 8 p.m.
Habitat for Humanity Maui Expands to Lāna’i
Expansion will allow Habitat for Humanity Maui to provide affordable housing and renovations for Lāna’i families and further address the issue of homelessness.
4th Annual Maui Tools for School Drive
Maui United Way with sponsorship from Pacific Media Group has launched their 4th Annual Tools for School Drive to benefit children in need on Maui.
Contract Awarded for Lahaina Bypass Project, Phase 1B-2
The $38.6 million contract for phase 1B-2 includes the design and construction services for 2.7 miles of the bypass south of Lahaina.
Maui Murder Trial: Judge Allows Statements Relating to Polygraph
Judge Joseph Cardoza said he was satisfied that the statement relating to a polygraph test was given voluntarily by the defendant and said there was no need for a warning of Miranda Rights.
Maui Planning Committee to Hear Affordable Housing Initiatives
The initiatives can potentially assist with enhancing affordable housing opportunities for working families on Maui.
Homeless Resource Center to Benefit rom ʻOhana Fuels Program
From July through September, 2016 a portion of all sales at all Maui ʻOhana fuels locations will be donated to Ka Hale A Ke Ola, Homeless Resource Centers.
Elmer Cravalho, Maui’s First Mayor Dies
Maui’s first mayor, Elmer Cravalho died last night, Maui Now confirmed with the Rod Antone from the Office of Maui Mayor Alan Arakawa.
Maui Water and Sewer Rates Increase on July 1, 2016
Effective July 1, 2016, a sewer rate increase averaging 5% will go into effect in for general and agricultural customers on Maui.
Governor Ige Has 9 Items on Intent to Veto List
One measure relating to separation of benefits for employees affected by the Maui Region hospitals transition is on Governor Ige’s intent to veto list.
Testimony Begins in Capobianco Murder Trial
The murder trail for Steven Capobianco got underway today following opening statements from both the prosecution and defense telling very different stories of evidence that they plan to present to jurors.
MFD Hazardous Materials Unit Stops Chlorine Leak
A Water department employee was responding to an alarm from the facility and confirmed that there was a gas leak in a storage unit that housed chlorine tanks used to treat drinking water.
Hovering Above Maui: Hidden Hikes, Extreme Landscapes
We flew with Blue Hawaiian Helicopters to get a bird’s eye view of our beautiful island of Maui. If you would like to go trekking, here’s a sneak peek…
Māʻalaea Arson Suspect Identified, Restaurant Closed Until Further Notice
Maui police have identified the suspect arrested in connection with Thursday’s fire at the Oceanside Restaurant in Māʻalaea as Claude W. White.
Coast Guard Cracks Down on Boating Under the Influence
The goal for Operation Dry Water is to significantly reduce the number of alcohol related, accidents, injuries, and deaths among recreational boaters.
Maui Marijuana Dispensary Earns Highest Ranking
The Maui Wellness Group, LLC, received the highest ranking in the state out of the eight Hawaiʻi companies that were selected for dispensary licenses.
Olowalu Accident Slows Afternoon Commute
OLOWALU TRAFFIC ACCIDENT: Motorists can expect delays as crews work to clear an accident in the Olowalu area.
