When Solomone Fifitaniua visited a shelter to seek services in the days after the Lahaina wildfires, he found the maze of government agencies overwhelmingly complex and couldn’t locate an interpreter to help him navigate it in his native Tongan language.  “I was feeling frustrated,” said Fifitaniua, 54, who said he can communicate in English but … Continue reading People With Limited English Lost Money And Help In Lahaina Response