Robert Collias News Today

LAHAINA — Even though he had been back to his home twice after it was gutted by fire, Joey Tihada said it was still “really emotional” to return on Monday

KAHULUI — Naighel Calderon spotted his 2-year-old nephew Taysom and couldn’t resist greeting the child with a huge hug. Calderon, a Lanai High School gradua

Four public schools in Central and South Maui will serve as temporary sites for displaced Lahaina students after one school was destroyed by the Aug. 8 fire and

LAHAINA — A coalition of Lahaina community members Friday called on Gov. Josh Green to ensure that “all decisions about rebuilding Lahaina” are made in th

KULA — Even with his Kula home gone and not much else to pick out of the charred rubble, Ross Hart continues to visit his property every day.  “We’re ju

KAHULUI — Lahaina resident Rey Castillo wiped away tears Tuesday morning as he described losing his home a little more than a week ago. The retired Ka‘ana

Liko Arreola, a King Kekaulike High School sophomore, will make her international debut competing in archery.

The Pacific Media Workers Guild, which represents union members of the Maui News, said the owner, Ogden Newspapers, has failed to meet with members of the bargaining unit and has not allowed employees to watch bargaining efforts.

The unfair labor practices claim alleges that union members were not allowed to observe contract talks.