Lele Aloha News Today

A Hawaiʻi Ocean Awareness and Action Day takes place this Friday, March 15 at the Hawaiʻi State Capitol. The second annual event features participation from 25 nonprofit organizations and government agencies, focused on ocean related issues.

The Amazon founder made a very public commitment to help rebuild Maui after the August wildfires. Here’s the progress since then.

The losses from the Lahaina fires illustrate how government investment in land management and fire prevention would be well worth the cost.

Aloha a me Hau‘oli Makahiki Hou to all our Maui County residents and families! The beginning of each year is typically a time for change and reflection.

Green's latest proposal calls for a one-time payment of $25 when checking into a hotel or rental unit, but it could also involve an increase to the hotel tax.

Drawing thousands of walkers beneath a towering forest of brightly colored flags, Saturday’s three-mile Lele Aloha Ho‘ulu Lahaina Unity March from Lahaina B

People from across the state joined displaced Lahaina residents for the largest gathering in town since the Aug. 8 fires.

A community that proved its mettle throughout the devastating Aug. 8 fire that wiped out historic Lahaina town took a significant step forward together during the Ho‘ulu Lahaina Unity Gathering.

At the end of a nearly four-mile walk, community organizer Archie Kalepa addressed a crowd gathered at Launiupoko saying, “The depth of our grief and the warmth of our aloha is overwhelming. Today marks a different kind of point in the history of this place.”

The Hawai‘i Department of Transportation advises the traveling public to be aware of pedestrians walking along the Lahaina Bypass (Route 3000) and Honoapi‘ilani Highway (Route 30) on Saturday morning, Jan. 20, 2024. The Lele Aloha Hoʻūlu Lahaina Unity Gathering will host a Unity Walk beginning at 8 a.m. along the Lahaina Bypass, south of the Lahainaluna Road underpass.