Over 700 Maui Wildfire Survivors Attend Event to Enroll in Disaster Recovery Program
The Hawai'i Department of Human Services held an event for Maui wildfire survivors to enroll in a recovery program, with over 100 individuals signed up. The program, bolstered by $26.8 million in funding, aims to assist up to 3,000 households.
Maui Officials Join National Leaders at Wildfire Summit in Sonoma to Discuss Recovery and Resilience
Maui officials attended the Wildfire Leadership Summit to discuss wildfire recovery strategies and community rebuilding efforts post-disaster. Mayor Bissen highlighted the importance of community spirit.
Honolulu's Kapiolani Medical Center Locks Out 600 Nurses Post-Strike Amid Staffing and Safety Standoff
Kapiolani Medical Center locked out about 600 nurses post-strike over staffing and patient safety issues, despite their willingness to return to work. The hospital sees it as a legal strategy, while nurses protest for safer staff-to-patient ratios.
West Maui Rebounds with New Child Care Classrooms at Princess Nahiʻenaʻena Elementary Post-Wildfire
New classrooms opened at Princess Nahiʻenaʻena Elementary School in West Maui to restore child care seats lost in a wildfire, with varied programs now available and subsidies offered for families.
Kaua‘i Unites for Fire Prevention with Educational Event Featuring Kaua‘i Fire Department and Cultural Center
The Kaua‘i Fire Department hosts a Fire Prevention Week event on October 5 at Kaua‘i Philippine Cultural Center, offering a mix of educational sessions, family-friendly activities, and safety demonstrations.











