More than two-thirds of Maui County residents experienced delays accessing health care last year, according to a new report.

Community members shared their vision for rebuilding Lahaina, a major housing proposal took a step forward and council candidates jockeyed for position ahead of the August primary election.

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The University of Hawaii team is having to recalibrate plans after the governor vetoed a wildfire omnibus bill, setting back efforts to follow a larger cohort of survivors.

Some early learning programs are reopening after their centers were destroyed last summer, but providers say more resources are needed.

Sea level rise, permitting and a push for restoration of a buried historic site and wetlands make it challenging.

Judge Peter Cahill issued an order Friday requiring all sides to talk next month after defendant Hawaiian Electric Industries joined plaintiffs in asking him to step in.

It’s a learning experience for the utilities and the communities they serve as emergency plans are developed.

The Aug. 8 fires had a significant financial impact across Maui, and a majority of people surveyed say they are more worried than hopeful about their future in Hawaii.

The Aug. 8 fires emboldened politicians to crack down on the proliferation of short-term rentals to deal with a growing housing crisis. Now it’s an election issue.