Maui News
Maui County Seeks Help to Curb Bus Shelter Vandalism
Damage in all incidents, primarily involved kicking out or bending the metal screen walls. Based on the amount of damage sustained, violations can be considered either a petty misdemeanor or a class C felony, punishable by up to five years in jail and a $10,000 fine, county officials said.
Maʻalaea Medical Response Unit Among Bills Advanced by House
SB23 SD1 HD1 would appropriate funds out of the EMS Special Fund to establish a 24-hour, 7-day-a-week, emergency medical response vehicle unit at Maʻalaea on Maui.
New Waikahe Series at UHMC Features Mailani
2010 Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award Female Vocalist of the Year, Malani, is the featured performer for a new series being launched today at the University of Hawai‘i Maui College, school officials announced.
Visitor Pulled From Water at Kamaole III
A 50-year-old man from Vancouver, Washington was pronounced dead after being found face down in the water at Kamaole Beach Park III in South Maui yesterday, officials said.
BRIEF: DMVL Lahaina Office Open During Construction
The Lahaina satellite office of the Division of Motor Vehicles and Licensing will remain open for business for the next couple of weeks, despite ongoing construction in the area, officials said.
Milo Tree Thefts Prompt Temporary Parking Closure at Beach in Spreckelsville
Ongoing milo tree thefts on Maui will prompt the temporary closure of parking at the area commonly referred to as “Baby Beach” in Spreckelsville, officials said.
Senate Votes to Repeal PLDC on Final Reading
A bill that seeks a repeal of the Public Land Development Corporation passed unanimously in the full Senate today on third and final reading.
Kīlauea Point Lighthouse Renamed in Honor of Inouye
It was one of several landmarks, roadways and buildings that were identified by government leaders for potential name changes in honor of Inouye.
OHA Trustee Lindsey to Address Maui Native Hawaiian Chamber
Lindsey will reportedly speak on new developments and initiatives at OHA as well as recent OHA decisions and how they affect beneficiaries of grants and services, according to the MNHCOC.
Four-Story Hotel Proposed for Downtown Kihei Project
A new 150-room, four-story, select-services hotel is part of a planned development proposed for construction along Piʻikea Avenue in South Maui.
Hirono Questions China’s Role in N. Korea Threat
US Senator Mazie Hirono of Hawaiʻi sought answers regarding China’s engagement in the growing tensions coming from North Korea during a hearing of the Senate Armed Services Committee
Governor Hosts ‘Cabinet in Your Community’ on Maui
Officials say the event provides an opportunity for members of the Maui community to meet members of the Governor’s Cabinet and share information vital to the island.
Mayor’s Challenge Explores Health & Wellness
The County of Maui is seeking participants for “The Mayor’s Challenge: A Healthy Adventure”, scheduled to take place from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, April 20 at the Queen Kaʻahumanu Center.
Help Sought in Locating Owner of Unoccupied Kayak
Authorities are reportedly seeking the public’s help in locating the owner of an unoccupied kayak found offshore of Maʻalaea Harbor this morning.
Woman Airlifted from Maui’s Waiheʻe Ridge Trail
Fire Crews on Maui were called to the Waiheʻe Ridge Trail on Saturday afternoon to assist a 64-year-old woman who injured her ankle while hiking in the area with a group of friends, officials said.
Three Kayakers Rescued at Sugar Beach
Three Maui men are safe after they became separated from their kayaks while venturing into waters off the coast of Sugar Beach in North Kihei on Sunday, officials said.
Iron Woods Brush Fire, Napili
Fire crews on Maui responded to a small fire near the water tank above the Maui Preparatory Academy campus in Napili shortly before 11 a.m. on Friday morning, officials said.
Maui Makes Mark at 50th Merrie Monarch Hula Festival
Maui’s entrants into the 50th edition of the Merrie Monarch Hula Festival finished strong in the kane and solo divisions with Hālau Kekuaokalā’au’ala’iliahi, under the direction of nā kumu hula ‘Iliahi and Haunani Paredes, earning a second place finish for the Kahiko Kāne division, and a fourth place finish for the ‘Auana Kāne division.
No Tsunami From 7.1-Magnitude Quake in Papua, Indonesia
By Dave Smith A strong earthquake struck the province of Papua, Indonesia this evening. The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said the 7.1-magnitude tremor did not generate a tsunami. The earthquake struck on land in the mountainous province at 1:42 p.m. Saturday, local time, or 6:42 p.m. Hawaii Standard Time. Its epicenter was located 169 miles […]
Crater on Mercury Named After Late Gabby Pahinui
The International Astronomical Union has named a crater on the planet of Mercury after the late Hawaiian musician Gabby Pahinui.
