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Hawaiian Electric Says It's Reduced Wildfire Risks By Over Half

Matson Slows Down To Protect Whales, While Pasha Hawaii Speeds On

Investigators are using Civil Beat photos of a gate on Kuhua Street to prepare the third installment of their Lahaina analysis for the state attorney general.

The area's popular cave will stay closed, however, because fecal matter was found there as part of the testing and cleanup.

The Lahaina wildfire and staffing shortages stymied the state's review of new and existing water users. Housing advocates worry that could help cause more families to leave Maui.

The trickling water irks many at Kaimana Beach. It's the first of 11 showers across Waikiki that are being relocated to comply with stormwater rules.

After norovirus tore through the remote Kalalau campsite, campers and locals say it needs better management.

Transitioning rental car fleets to EVs could help the state meet its ambitious energy goals, but "range anxiety" leaves customers concerned about making it around the island.

No specifics have been released, but the amount would help pay for costs that FEMA isn't authorized to cover.

Hawaii’s consequential Commission on Water Resource Management has a new, permanent head. Gov. Josh Green announced Monday that he’s appointed Ciara Kahahane to serve as the commission’s first deputy, subject to the group’s approval. Kahahane currently works for the state Attorney General’s office, serving in its Complex Litigation Division. If approved, Kahahane will start in […]