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The Maui News More than 2,500 families had established full eligibility for noncongregate sheltering as of Monday morning, up from about 2,200 on Friday, the

The Maui News More than 2,200 of the families displaced by the Maui wildfires who are receiving shelter in hotels and similar lodging have completed the requ

Homeless people and those who can't prove their eligibility are being told to leave as Safe Harbor program ends.

Households that didn’t meet the eligibility requirements by the deadline were told they would lose key access to their lodging today.

As of this week, about 800 households in non-congregate sheltering had not yet established full eligibility. Those households are receiving a letter asking them to contact the Red Cross within 48 hours, by phone or in person at the hotels where they are staying, to provide the missing information.

Residents of three more zones in Lahaina will be allowed to access their properties next week as Maui County continues to reopen areas impacted by last month’

HONOLULU – Governor Josh Green, M.D., is announcing a transition for the approximately 7,800 people displaced by the wildfires on Maui who are currently house

CEDAR KEY, Fla. -- Florida residents living in vulnerable coastal areas were ordered to pack up and leave Tuesday as Hurricane Idalia gained steam in the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico and threatened to unleash life-threatening storm surges and rainfall.

The deadly firestorm in Lahaina destroyed about 2,200 structures, mostly homes, from single-family houses to multistory apartment buildings.

The head of the Maui Emergency Management Agency has resigned after facing criticism for not activating disaster sirens during last week’s deadly wildfires that killed at least 111 people. The