Power Restoration Underway as Hawaiian Electric Tackles Outages from Weather, Big Island Still Affected
Hawaiian Electric is addressing power outages caused by weather, affecting thousands but with increasing restoration. Some areas are still without power due to a transmission line fault. Safety checks are ongoing, especially in wildfire risk zones.
Hawaiʻi Launches "Year of Climate Action" with Leah Laramee Spearheading Maui's Sustainability Efforts
Leah Laramee will discuss Hawaiʻi’s climate action initiatives at Maui County’s Sustainability Speaker Series, focusing on state campaigns for climate justice and local environmental efforts.
Maui Property Owners Face December 31 Deadline for 2025 Tax Exemption Claims
Maui property owners must meet a December 31 deadline to claim property tax exemptions for 2025, as announced by the County of Maui. Late submissions will not be accepted, and certain categories require annual filings.
Maui Public Transit Boost, Lahaina Villager Route Restores Bus Stops to Aid Commuters Post-Wildfire
Maui restores bus stops on the Lahaina Villager route to increase accessibility, including stops near the new FEMA housing project, with updated schedules available online and real-time tracking via an app.
Hawai‘i Bolsters Fight Against Drug Overdoses with Enhanced Prescription Drug Monitoring Program
Hawai‘i enhances its Prescription Drug Monitoring Program to prevent drug overdoses by integrating prescription history into patient health records, in partnership with Bamboo Health and funded by a CDC grant.
Strong Trade Winds and Showers to Persist in Eastern Hawaii, Wind Advisory and Gale Warning Issued
The NWS in Honolulu forecasts strong trade winds and showers in eastern Hawaii, with a Wind Advisory for some areas and a Gale Warning for marine zones. Conditions are expected to improve over the weekend.












