Maui News

House Takes Steps to Address PLDC

The committee will hear bills that will either repeal the PLDC altogether, amend, or start from scratch to create a new agency.

Funds Released for Upgrades to Busy Maui Intersection

Rep. McKelvey, whose district includes Lahaina, Maalaea, North Kihei, called the intersection “one of the busiest” in West Maui.

Overloaded Circuit Sparks Waiehu Home Fire

Fire crews from Wailuku and Kahului were dispatched at 9:01 p.m. to the home located at 606 Kaae Road.

Laser Forces Coast Guard to Abort Kahului Training Mission

A Coast Guard aircraft was forced to return to Oahu after being targeted by an individual with a laser pointer while flying into Kahului Airport on Maui on Monday night.

Maui Man Linked to Halloween Lawsuit Back in Court

Richard Dancil, the man at the center of a lawsuit filed against the county over Halloween festivities in Lahaina, is back in court, this time alleging wrongful termination from Kula Hospital.

Pilot Project Connects Maui Constituents to Capitol Via Video

Maui lawmakers are encouraged by a new pilot program that offers neighbor island constituents the ability to testify without having to physically travel to Oahu where many legislative hearings are held.

MECO Invited to Legislative Discussion on Electric Rates

Officials from Maui Electric Company are among a list of industry officials invited to attend a joint Senate committee briefing today to discuss electrical rates in the state.

Heavy Rains Flood Living Way Church in Happy Valley

An estimated 3 feet of water had flooded the backyard area of the building, and about 6 inches of water was found in the basement of the building.

Woman Arrested After Falling Through Ceiling of Police Station

Maui police arrested a woman today who fell through the ceiling of the Kihei Police Station and landed on the floor of the prisoner processing room.

Cancer Institute on Maui Targets Moving Tumors

The Pacific Cancer Institute of Maui has launched a new method of treatment — the first in the state this month — to treat tumors that are moving targets.

Organ Donation Awareness Requirement Sought for Driver’s Ed

Rep. Kaniela Ing of Maui explained, “When my father passed, he donated eye tissue that granted someone the gift of sight.”

Return-to-Home Program Proposed for Homeless in Hawai’i

Under the legislation, the state would provide eligible homeless individuals with assistance in being reunited with family and relatives in the individual’s home state.

Maui Students Among List of US Service Academy Nominees

Two Maui students are among the list of US Service Academy nominees submitted today by US Senator Brian Schatz. The nominations are for the Class of 2017 for the Air Force, US Military and Merchant Marine Academies.

VIDEO: Sheraton Maui Celebrates Golden Anniversary

The Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa kicked off a year-long celebration of its 50th Anniversary with a weekend lu’au on the hotel grounds in Ka‘anapali.

20 Maui Teachers Earn National Board Certification

Twenty teachers from Maui County earned National Board certification this year. They were among the 65 teachers across the state who earned new certification this year, adding to the ranks of 343 other Hawaii teachers who are already board certified.

Weakening Front Brings Wet Weather to Maui

While overall heavy shower coverage has decreased, enough activity remains across portions of the watch area to prompt a continuance of the watch through tonight.

Elderly Woman Safe After Wailuku Home Fire

Maui Fire officials say the cause was ruled undetermined, but was most likely accidental due to improper discard of smoking materials. The fire at 401 Palani Place in Wailuku Heights…

Small Kahului Brush Fire Extinguished at Maui Lani

The incident was reported at 12:38 a.m. near the corner of the Kuihelani Highway and Maui Lani Parkway. A 20’ X 30’ area of brush was burned in the incident.

Hawaiian Language Immersion Rally Planned

A rally seeking fair assessment for Hawaiian Immersion School students is planned on Maui next week.

Power Restored After Outage in Lahaina, Waiehu

Electrical service has been restored to customers in Waiehu area as of 9:50 a.m. and the Lahaina area as of 9:54 a.m. Officials from Maui Electric Company apologized for any inconvenience this situation may have caused and thanked customers for their patience and understanding.
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