Maui News
Nora Liotta leads Maui charge heading into US Air Force Super Girl Surf Pro
Competitors will have to deal with in-form Hawaiʻi/Tahiti Nui competitors making their way fresh off a Sunset Pro presented by HIC event. The recent runner-up Nora Liotta (HAW), current Hawaii/Tahiti Nui No. 1 Moana Jones Wong (HAW), No. 2 Puamakamae DeSoto (HAW), Sunset Pro Finalists Eweleiula Wong (HAW) and Brianna Cope (HAW), and more are on the hunt for big results of their own.
West Maui Fire Day 2: “Fire on the move” in mountain ridges above Launiupoko
Evacuation is possible for residents in the upper portion of the Launiupoko subdivision, according to a County of Maui update issued on Wednesday afternoon.
Fourth annual Pedal Imua to help keiki in crisis have dream days
The Dec. 3 event around the West Maui Mountains raises funds for Dream Imua, a program which grants dream days to children in crisis or who have experienced life-altering circumstances.
Free training program for Maui parents and caregivers to become community leaders
Applications are being accepted for the Parent Leadership Training Institute that teaches Maui parents and caregivers how they can become leaders in their communities.
Governor-elect Josh Green initiates transition, launches efforts to fill staff and cabinet
Governor-elect Josh Green today has launched a website to begin taking applications for the Office of the Governor, Cabinet, and Boards and Commissions.
Bissen thanks community, talks about the road ahead & visions of Kamaʻāina Prosperity
We had a chance to catch up with Bissen this morning, as he joined his wife in sign waving and thanking the community at the Hāna Highway / Haleakalā Highway intersection. He discussed the road ahead and how he plans to carry out his promise of Kamaʻāina Prosperity.
Hula O Nā Keiki 2022: November 10-12, 2022
The 30th Anniversary edition of the Hula O Nā Keiki children’s hula competition takes place Thursday Nov. 10 through Saturday, Nov. 12 at the Kāʻanapali Beach Hotel in West Maui.
Maui has a new Mayor: Bissen Campaign declares victory, Victorino accepts defeat
The Richard Bissen campaign has declared their candidate mayor after the second printout. In a Hawaii News Now interview just prior to the Bissen announcement, Victorino conceded saying, “I accept defeat,” and vowed to make the transition between administrations as smooth as possible.
Voter Service Center in Wailuku busy on Election Day; 35,000 Maui residents already have voted
On Election Day, the Voter Service Center at the Velma McWayne Santos Community Center in Wailuku had a steady flow of Maui County residents dropping off ballots or voting in person.
Aloha United Way Women United Awards $65K in grants to three nonprofits
The Aloha United Way affinity group known as Women United awarded three grants to nonprofit agencies serving women and women-led families this fall.
Day 1: Swift-moving fire in West Maui starts in Kauaula Valley, scorches 1,200 acres
Maui police officers were going door to door this afternoon to alert residents living in the upper portions of the Launiupoko Subdivision that they may need to evacuate if a brush fire spreading along mountain ridges above them moves toward their homes later this afternoon.
Construction Industry of Maui raises $60K to be split between two scholarships in 2023
This year, the organization raised an estimated $60,000, which will be split into two $30,000 scholarships, to be awarded to selected candidates in the Class of 2023.
LIVE: 2022 Hawaii Election Results
Live Election Results: Check back here for updated Hawaiʻi results as they are released, with a focus on Maui County races first.
Now all ballots have been tallied and the information includes final data from respective counties. The results are unchanged for Maui County from previous third summary report, which was released at around mid-day on Wednesday.
Election Day reminders: Maui voters head to the polls
Maui voters still have time to vote either by visiting a voter service center by 7 p.m. today (Nov. 8, 2022), or dropping their ballot in a designated drop box. Locations, and dates/hours of operation are posted here.
Native Hawaiian organizations wrap up month-long effort to promote civic engagement
To cap off a month-long effort to promote the importance of Native Hawaiian civic engagement and turnout at the polls, a collaboration of community organizations gathered Monday to make one final push to encourage voter turnout.
Wailuku man killed in skydiving accident at Hāna Airport in East Maui
A 58-year-old Wailuku man died in a skydiving accident at Hāna Airport in East Maui on Monday afternoon, police said. The man was wearing skydiving gear, a helmet, and a deployed parachute.
Volcano Watch: Inflating volcanoes or cloudy data; discerning deformation from noise
Hawaiian Volcano Observatory scientists are constantly using InSAR (Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar) images and other tools to track the movement of magma within Hawaii’s volcanoes in order to identify the warning signs of impending eruptions.
Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary Celebrates 30 years
Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary celebrates 30 years in November with Ho‘i Koholā, “welcome back whales” month.
Hawai’i will receive $182,000 in Experian data breach settlements involving T-mobile
The settlement also requires Experian to offer 5 years of free credit monitoring services to affected consumers, and two free copies of their credit reports annually during that timeframe.
Hawaiian Telcom commits to 40% reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by 2030
The target is in alignment with the objectives of the Paris Agreement to limit global warming to 1.5-degrees Celsius to reduce the risks and effects of climate change.





