The state’s campaign finance watchdog says Mayor Alan Arakawa gave thousands of dollars to nonprofits in violation of state law.
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Posted inHawaiʻi
Honolulu Rail Deal Fallout: Neighbor Islands Want A More Open Legislature
County councils say state lawmakers should follow open meeting laws, even though they’re not legally required to.
Posted inHawaiʻi
4 Dead In Maui Head-On Collision
Several other people were injured in the multi-car accident.
Posted inOpinion
Ian Lind: Condo War Breaks Out On Maui When Homes Become Hotels
When people were required to wait in line at the front desk to check into their own units, they started complaining.
Posted inEducation, Hawaiʻi, Maui
DOE: Maui’s Suspended School Bus Routes Are Being Restored
The president of Ground Transport said the Oahu-based company continues to recruit more bus drivers.
Posted inOpinion
Tad Bartimus: Why Breadfruit Belongs On Our Tables
As researchers look for ways to preserve and expand the varieties, a pair of Maui events are set to celebrate the ubiquitous food.
Posted inHawaiʻi
Police Deny Excessive Force In Maui Solar Telescope Arrests
After reviewing reports and video, authorities say the officers acted in appropriately in clearing the way for a convoy to Haleakala.
Posted inOpinion
Tad Bartimus: Abandoned Pets Find Aloha In Northwest
The Maui Humane Society partners with Alaska Airlines to fly dogs and cats to West Coast shelters where people are anxious to adopt them.
Posted inEducation, Maui
Hundreds Of Maui Students Affected By Bus Driver Shortage
With some rides suspended when classes start Monday, the district is offering free monthly Maui Bus youth passes.