Maui News
HGEA Ratification Results Expected Tonight
The states largest labor union is expected to announce ratification voting results tonight on a tentative contract.
Hawai’i Adam Walsh Task Force Apprehends Suspect
Authorities in Hawaii apprehended a man wanted on an out of state arrest warrant for alleged sex crimes against a juvenile.
University of Hawaii Community Colleges to Go Green, Save $58 million
The University of Hawaii Community Colleges (UHCC), will save a projected $58 million in energy costs over the next 20 years.
Rare Hawaiian Coins Surface at Auction
Two rare Hawaiian coins are among the items featured at an online auction that closes next week Wednesday, April 27, 2011.
Maui Wears Jeans for Japan, May 13 2011
The proclamation, made by Mayor Arakawa, was borrowed from a successful fundraiser held at the Maui Carden Academy.
Foreign Workers in Hawaii Abused, Says Commission
The U.S. EEOC filed a lawsuit yesterday alleging foreign workers were subjected to abuse and discrimination at farms in Hawaii and in Washington.
U.S. Marshals Capture Alaska Fugitive on Maui
The U.S. Marshals Service captured a fugitive Tuesday wanted on an outstanding federal charge in Alaska for drug conspiracy.
Senate Saves by Going Green and Paperless
The State Senate estimates that over the last three years, it saved half a million dollars in purchasing paper and copy machine expenses.
Vandalism at S Maui Park Could Result in Delays
The County of Maui is seeking help in identifying those responsible for $5,000 worth of vandalism and damage at a park under construction in South Maui.
Victim Identified in Fatal Honoapiilani Accident
Maui police have identified the man killed in a fatal collision Monday on the Honoapiilani Highway.
Cultural Advocate Akoni Akana Remembered
The grounds of Mokuula will serve as the setting for the memorial services of cultural advocate Akoni Akana.
Ethics Complaints Against Councilmember White Dismissed
While the Board was reviewing the complaints it recently dismissed, two additional complaints were filed with the Board
Maui and Molokai Principals are Finalists for $25,000 Leadership Award
Two Maui County principals were selected as finalists for the $25,000 Masayuki Tokioka Excellence in School Leadership Awards.
Maui Applicants Get Briefing for Federal Tsunami Aid
A briefing will be held on Maui today for government and nonprofit agencies that are applying for federal disaster aid.
East Waiko Road Stop Sign Removal
The public works department will be removing stop signs on East Waiko Road to ease traffic flow in the area.
Maui Police Department Up For Accreditation Review
The Maui Police Department undergoes its fifth reaccreditation assessment this month.
Fire Services Chief Mainaga Takes On Information Role
The Maui Fire Department announced the appointment of Lee Mainaga as the new Public Information Officer for the Department.
Hawai’i McDonald’s Hiring 1,000 People Today
McDonalds Restaurants of Hawaii is looking to hire 1,000 people today as part of a nationwide National Hiring Day initiative.
Pedestrian Killed in Honoapiilani Hwy Accident on Maui
The unidentified pedestrian had no local address and was crossing the highway in an unlit area, when he was struck by a vehicle headed South on the Honoapiilani Highway.
Haiku Dengue Fever Prevention Meeting Addresses Residents’ Questions, Concerns
Get your dengue questions answered here. Plus an update from Health officials on the current dengue totals.
