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Maui County attorney refutes Aug. 8 findings - Vimarsana News

Maui County attorney refutes Aug. 8 findings

The state Attorney General’s Office report Wednesday included that the head of the Maui County Emergency Management Agency was off island and delayed returning despite the crisis and that a breakdown in communications left authorities in the dark and residents without emergency alerts.

Subpoenas on Agencies and Officials Delay Release of Key Report into Deadly Hawaii Wildfire - Vimarsana News

Subpoenas on Agencies and Officials Delay Release of Key Report into Deadly Hawaii Wildfire

Hawaii's attorney general blamed a delay of the release of a key report into a deadly Maui wildfire on county agencies that forced investigators to issue

Maui County attorneys request state subpoenas to manage fire response probe - Vimarsana News

Maui County attorneys request state subpoenas to manage fire response probe

Maui County attorneys say they have requested subpoenas to work with investigators hired by the state to assess governments’ response to the Aug. 8 wildfires, which killed 101 people, because the investigators have failed to follow realistic and respectful practices for gathering information.

Justice for Dog Allegedly Found Deceased With Multiple Wounds - Vimarsana News

Justice for Dog Allegedly Found Deceased With Multiple Wounds

A dog named Noah was reportedly found tied and injured under a bridge. Call for legal action against alleged animal cruelty perpetrators.

Donors reminded to beware of fraud - Vimarsana News

Donors reminded to beware of fraud

The surge of charitable giving supporting survivors and rebuilding efforts after the Aug. 8 Maui wildfires that killed 100 and left 7,500 homeless highlights the need to watch out for fraud, the state Department of the Attorney General emphasized this week.