Maui News
Alvin Shima Named Maui Complex Area Superintendent
The Hawaiʻi Department of Education announced the appointment of Alvin Shima as complex area superintendent for the 16-school Baldwin-Kekaulike-Maui complex.
Rep. Gabbard Makes District Visit on Maui Today
Rep. Gabbard will also meet with Bio-Logical Capital to learn about its efforts to improve employment and economic conditions on Maui; and visit Kula Country Farms to discuss ways they have made progress to better grow and sell their crops.
Options Floated for Advertisements on Maui Buses
Transportation officials are compiling information about advertising options aboard Maui buses, including how to generate the greatest amount of revenue, and any impacts the advertisements may have.
Maui Police Acquire “Bearcat” Tactical Armored Vehicle
The vehicle provides the department with tactical capabilities, superior maneuverability, and armored protection, including the “ability to repel a .50-caliber projectile.”
BRIEF: Mayor’s TV Show to Focus on Environment, Sustainability
Maui Mayor Alan Arakawa will join Environmental Coordinator Rob Parsons in the next edition of his TV show that is set to air at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, July 3, on Channel 55.
Brief Delays Due to Roadwork on Maui This Week
The state Department of Transportation has several road projects planned for Maui this week that will reduce traffic to a single lane in some locations, and will result in brief delays for motorists.
Loss of Engine Power Implicated in Waiehu Emergency Landing
The pilot told transportation safety investigators that while in cruise flight, he noticed a slight hesitation in the engine on two occasions, within 5 to 10 minutes of each other.
3 on Maui File Security Guard Apps During Extended Hours
The new requirements outlined in Act 208, take effect today, and include training, classroom instruction, and criminal history requirements.
Maui United Way Awarded $100,000, Installs New Officers
Maui United Way accepted a $100,000 check from Alexander & Baldwin during the agency’s 44th Annual Meeting and Recognition Luncheon held last week at the Kāhili Ballroom in Waikapū.
PHOTOS: Waiohonu Bridge Opens, Retains Historic Configuration
County officials say the $2.5 million project included removal of the existing bridge and rock wall, removal of a temporary detour bridge, and re-installation of a water line.
Sen. Keith-Agaran Named Vice Chair of New Tourism Committee
The Hawaii State Senate announced the planned split of the Committee on Tourism and Hawaiian Affairs into two separate committees.
Lahaina Man Critically Injured in Honoapiʻilani Crash
The 52-year-old Lahaina man was traveling towards Māʻalaea when the vehicle he was operating crossed the center line and sideswiped a vehicle carrying four people that was traveling in the opposite direction.
Sewage Spill Contained at Lahaina Harbor Bathroom
Police say the incident was reported at 8:58 a.m. on Saturday, June 29th by a caller who reported raw sewage coming from the location.
16 Rescued from High Surf in South Maui, Caution Advised
Ocean safety officers on Maui are urging the public to exercise caution today after 16 people were rescued from high surf conditions on Friday, county officials said.
Series of 3 Brush Fires at Maui Lani Under Investigation
Maui firefighters responded to a series of three fires reported in the Maui Lani area of Kahului on Friday evening, June 28, 2013.
VIDEO: Kahoʻolawe Island Reserve Gains Exemption
The new law provides the Kahoʻolawe Island Reserve Commission with flexibility to contract with food and fuel vendors in making procurement exemptions permanent.
Fireworks Info for 4th of July on Maui
A single public fireworks display is planned this year on Maui at 8 p.m. on the 4th of July from a barge offshore of Front Street in Lahaina.
VIDEO: Hawaiian Canoes Get Victory at Small Boat Harbors
The new law requires the state to accommodate mooring of native Hawaiian canoes owned or leased by nonprofit entities and used for educational purposes in small boat harbors.
Maui Water Rates to Increase an Average of 5% in July
Water customers on Maui will see their rates increase by an average 5% when the Maui Department of Water Supply implements a planned water rate increase on July 1, 2013.
VIDEO: Emergency Medical Response Gets Māʻalaea Station
Emergency Medical Services on Maui will expand to include a unit in Māʻalaea that will provide services 24-hours a day, seven-days a week.
