County of Maui (HI)
Recent News About County of Maui (HI)
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New high hchool in Kihei gets official name
The official name of the school under construction in Kihei, Maui, is now Kulanihakoi High School.
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Hawaii Department of Public Safety is recruiting law enforcement officers in Oahu and Maui
The Hawaii Department of Public Safety is currently hiring officers for positions in Oahu and Maui, according to a press release from the Gov. David Ige (D-HI).
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Hawaii will receive more than $8 million from federal government for 'much-needed improvements' to island harbors
U.S. Senator Brian Schatz (D-HI) announced that Hawaii will receive funding worth $8,218,000 to improve harbors on Molokai, Maui and Oahu through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
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Project Hawaii's volunteers are helping homeless children on three islands: 'We don't just give handouts'
Project Hawaii, Inc., an award-winning nonprofit organization, has encouraged volunteers to join them and support homeless children in Hawaii since 2003.
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Project Hawaii’s cofounder and director: Helping homeless children and teens is 'my kuleana'
The cofounder and director of operations for the nonprofit Project Hawaii, Inc., has overseen the evolution of the organization, which started by helping homeless teens and progressed to aiding homeless children.
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Ige’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate sparks lawsuits: 'The number of cases and hospitalizations are all trending up dramatically'
After enacting a mandate requiring all state and county employees to be vaccinated, or subjected to regular COVID-19 testing, Gov. David Ige (D) now finds himself the target of lawsuits by the workers he had hoped to protect.
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Hawaii County has a shortage of 287 primary care physicians
Hawaii’s largest county by land size is at the mercy of an alarmingly high physician shortage.
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Hawaiian lemonade brand hopes to 'wow' Utahns
Maui-based Wow Wow Hawaiian Lemonade (Wow Wow) will be opening three franchise locations in Utah, according to a press release by Wow Wow.
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From Aloha State News
Hawaiian nonprofits struggle as demand increases, revenue declines
As nonprofit groups in Hawaii struggle financially during the COVID-19 pandemic, an old saying, “In order to do good, you must first do well,” comes to mind for many.