Maui News
UHMC Offers Prerequisite Course for Bachelors in Sustainability
UHMC is offering a new four year bachelors degree program in Sustainable Science Management.
Maui Charter Commission Hearing Schedule Released
Residents are encouraged to participate in this once-per-decade chance to influence the way Maui is run.
New Fisheries Enforcement Unit Created on Maui
Unsustainable coastal development and pollution, along with a high volume of fishing activity, have led to the decline of 75 percent of nearshore fish populations in Hawaii.
Flags to Fly at Half Staff in Honor of Kato
Flags will fly at half staff on Saturday, May 28, 2011, to honor the memory of Hiroshi Kato, a former legislator and circuit court judge in Hawaii.
VIDEO: Could Maui be the Next Silicon Valley?
With a Super Computer, High Tech Park, and world class beaches, Mauis unique mix of sun, sand and sophistication has some testing the waters of technology in the middle of the Pacific.
Hawaiian Educators Spread Immersion Message in Washington
The witnesses discussed their success with Hawaiian immersion schools, and spoke on ways to replicate the programs in native communities across the nation.
Homeowners Avoid Foreclosure by Paying Delinquent Taxes
Owners of some 200 plus parcels on Maui avoided foreclosure by paying back taxes on delinquent properties.
Maui Firefighters Battle Kihei Brush Fire
A brush fire reported this afternoon in South Maui burned brush on both sides of the Piilani Highway before being brought under control.
Road Advisory: Vehicle Accident on Pulehu Road
Maui police closed Pulehu Road at 3:45 p.m. between between Hansen Rd and Omaopio Rd because of a motor vehicle accident. There was no estimated time on when the road would be reopened.
Hawaii Takes Next Giant Leap With NASA Partnership
The state entered a new partnership with NASA today that marks a new step for Hawaii in space exploration.
Arakawa Asks for Public Participation at Charter Meetings
Maui Mayor Alan Arakawa issued a reminder to the public today of an opportunity to participate in the upcoming series of Charter Commission meetings in June.
Closed Season For Moi Begins June 1
The three month closed season helps to sustain moi populations by protecting them during the critical summer spawning period.
Rugg and Crowe Named Maui Outstanding Older Americans
Rugg and Crowe were chosen for the award, because of their long history of volunteering and providing community support.
Maui Attorney Vickery Russell Disbarred
According to court records, the disbarment was based in part on violations of the Hawaii Rules of Professional Conduct involving three clients.
Four Schofield Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan
The men suffered fatal wounds in an attack by enemy forces with an improvised explosive device.
Arakawa Hosts County On Your Corner in Lahaina
Mayor Arakawa hosts the gathering on Saturday, May 28, from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Lahaina Cannery Mall.
Hirono Backs Obama’s Plan for Energy Independence
The national goal is to reduce oil imports by one third by 2025, and put one million advanced vehicles on the road by 2015.
Ka’anapali Fire Burns Brush above Hanakao’o
Maui Firefighters are mopping up a blaze reported this afternoon mauka of Canoe Beach in West Maui.
Man Sought Over Waihee Death and Shooting
Josiah Okudara, 22, was named as a person of interest in the May 14, 2011 accident on the Kahekili Highway.
Hokoana Named UH Student Affairs VP
Former Maui resident, Lui K. Hokoana, was named associate vice president of student affairs for the University of Hawaii System.
