Maui News
HI-5 Reporting Violations Net Fines for 9 Island Businesses
Failure to properly meet reporting deadlines or improper reporting can result in penalty fines of up to $10,000 per violation per day.
Mechanical Problems Disrupt Trash Service in Kula, Haʻikū
Due to mechanical problems, residential refuse on a collection route in Kula and Haʻikū areas was not picked up on Tuesday, June 21, 2016.
Study: Large-Scale Motion Around San Andreas Fault Detected
Understanding interseismic deformation at the San Andreas Fault will improve the quantification of seismic hazards in southern California and beyond.
Maui’s ‘Sandwich Generation’: Caring for ʻOhana and Oneself
As Maui’s population ages, the number of families who need to care for their loved ones at home is also rising.
Effort to Help Curb Evictions Expands to Maui
A grassroots effort called STAE or “Steps to Avoid Eviction” aims to ensure that landlords get paid the rent they are owed and tenants are not evicted.
Maui Crime, June 12–18: Burglaries, Break-Ins, Thefts
Maui police responded to 22 burglaries, 12 vehicle thefts, and 14 vehicle break-ins in Maui County over a seven day period, between June 12-18, 2016.
Maui’s Tomoso to be Ordained as Episcopal Priest
John Tomoso, who has worked for 39 years as a professional Social Worker, will be ordained as an Episcopal Priest at Good Shepherd Episcopal Church in Wailuku.
Maui Paddle for a Cure Returns to the Hyatt in October
The Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa today announced the return of the third annual Maui Paddle for a Cure event on Oct. 1, 2016.
Hōkūleʻa Arrives at Block Island
Hawaiʻi’s famed voyaging canoe, the Hōkūleʻa arrived at Block Island off the coast of Rhode Island on June 19, after departing New York City earlier in the day.
Mechanical Problems Disrupt Trash Service in Pukalani, Makawao
All missed pickups are expected to be completed tomorrow, Tuesday, June 21, 2016, according to the County of Maui Solid Waste Division.
APB Issued for Teen in Alleged Waiehu Burglary
Wong-Sato is also a suspect in another similar burglary which occurred the same night, in the same area. The resident posted security video of the incident to social media.
Maui Student Qualifies to Compete in World’s Largest Rodeo
Maui’s Kalaʻe Masada, an 11th grade student at King Kekaulike High School will compete at the 68th annual National High School Finals rodeo in Wyoming.
New Maui Conservation Leaders Internship Program
Two positions are available for students who are interested in careers in natural resources management and protection and invasive species management.
Summer Solstice at Haleakalā, June 21
Commercial-free days are opportunities for Kanaka Maoli to conduct traditional cultural practices in the park without commercial tours present.
Quadriplegic Hikes Twin Falls Maui
Heagy used a specialized off-road wheelchair called the TrailRider to provide him access to the breathtaking waterfalls at Twin Falls.
Kayaker Rescued Off of Olowalu
West Maui fire crews responded to an overturned kayak and reports of 2 people in the water about a half-mile from shore in Olowalu at 4:46 p.m., on Saturday, June 18, 2016.
Honomanū Water Rights Demonstrators Urge Governor to Veto HB2501
About 30 farmers and residents gathered at Honomanū bridge along the Hāna Highway on Saturday in an effort to draw attention to their objection of House Bill 2501.
Plan Your Route: Maui Lane Closures June 18 to 22
The state Department of Transportation will be conducting a number of road projects on Maui during the week starting June 18, 2016, and ending June 22, 2016.
Kahoʻolawe Restoration Projects Get Funds Under New Law
Act 72 provides the commission with $450,000 in general funds for FY2016-17 to restore and preserve the natural, cultural and historic resources on Kahoʻolawe.
Governor Ige Signs Caregiver Bill into Law
The Care Act requires hospitals to establish procedures giving family caregivers the opportunity to receive instruction in the medical tasks required when their loved ones are discharged.
