Closure Of Maui’s Debris Call Center

The US Army Corps of Engineers, in partnership with Federal Emergency Management Agency and the County of Maui, announced the recent closure of the debris call center, the removal of Temporary Debris Storage site infrastructure and debris transfer traffic signals – marking distinct chapters... Read More.

Remembering Tasha Kama

Community members, government officials and family gathered not just to honor a four-term council member Tasha Kama at the Castle Theatre, but to remember a pastor, dedicated community advocate and matriarch who brought “grace, kindness, and humility” to the often contentious arena of politics.... Read More.

Maui Food Bank Teams Up With Matson

Maui Food Bank has recognized Matson for its extraordinary generosity and partnership in the fight against hunger. Through charitable shipping contributions valued at more than $1.55 million, Matson has donated freight services to transport 156 shipping containers carrying food and essential supplies to Maui since... Read More.

Maui’s First Time Home Buyer Program

 The County of Maui Office of Recovery announced that eight families received First-Time Home buyer Opportunity Program shopping letters this week, which allow them to begin shopping for a house within their approved price range. Once families receive a shopping letter, they have six... Read More.

Maui Bell Ringers For Salvation Army

This holiday season, The Salvation Army Hawaiian and Pacific Islands Division is inviting individuals, families, friends and volunteers from local businesses to staff Red Kettles in November and December. Becoming a bell ringer is a simple way to give back during the holidays. Volunteers... Read More.

Maui Mayor Bissen To Run For Re-election

Maui Mayor Richard Bissen announced that he will seek re-election to continue serving the people of Maui County, emphasizing steadfast leadership, community collaboration, and long-term resilience as the foundation of his 2026 campaign. For the County of Maui nonpartisan mayoral race, the Primary Election... Read More.

Maui Council Member Kama Died

Maui County Council Member Tasha Kama died at 9:25 Sunday night at Maui Memorial Medical Center. She was 73. Before serving in elected office, Kama was a longtime advocate for affordable housing, homeless residents and local families. She also helped undocumented immigrants. She was... Read More.

Maui’s Plantation Course Will Reopen

Kapalua Golf’s Plantation Course will reopen for play on Monday, November 10. The golf course has been closed since September 2 to restore turf health following prolonged irrigation restrictions. As the PGA Tour announced that the Sentry tournament will not be held at the Plantation Course... Read More.

Debris Removal Done

The remaining truckloads of wildfire debris have been transported from the Temporary Debris Storage site in Olowalu to the Permanent Disposal Site at the Central Maui Landfill. This milestone marks the transition to the restoration phase of the debris mission. FEMA, U.S. Army Corps... Read More.

Maui One Of The Best

National Geographic just announced its annual Best of the World list, the 25 destinations that define how and where we’ll travel in 2026, and this year, Maui has earned a spot among them. Selected by their editors and explorers, Maui’s unique red, white, and black sand beaches along... Read More.