The utility has been replacing copper wires with aluminum ones for years.

A state budget memo highlights trade-offs the public will make to support the state's response to the Aug. 8 fires.

With most of the town's residents uprooted by the wildfire, a brutal housing market has made it hard for those ready to move out of hotel rooms.

In congressional testimony, Hawaiian Electric President and CEO Shelee Kimura confirmed what some already suspected — that the utility re-energized its lines just before an early morning fire.

Kula residents readily acknowledge their losses are nowhere near the level experienced by Lahaina wildfire survivors but they share many of the same frustrations.

Two members of a task force specializing in forensic analysis will be assigned to the new detail that will reexamine dozens of unsolved cases.

He fills the vacancy created by the departure of Gil Keith-Agaran.

U‘i Kahue-Cabanting and Mario Siatris head to a Hawaiian cultural workshop in Oregon as they navigate accessing relief funds and finding a home that's not a hotel room.

County officials hosted the first in a series of public meetings to update residents on wildfire recovery efforts and improve communication.

The fund is the start of what Gov. Josh Green described as a multi-part plan to compensate survivors and help them rebuild.