The Hawai‘i Journalism Initiative has partnered with MauiNow.com, the leading website for local Maui news and information. Through this partnership, HJI brings fresh perspectives and in-depth journalism to the Maui community.
Bal grew up as the granddaughter of a longtime Maui High coach and the daughter of a standout Maui High player, and now she and the 12-0 Sabers are on the verge of their second-straight MIL title.
A network of volunteers is ready at a moment’s notice to verify reported ICE sightings and rush to community members’ aid.
With the title, the Aloha Volleyball Association’s Under-14 boys team qualifies for a spot in the AAU national tournament in July in Florida.
With high school surfing becoming an official state sport in Hawaiʻi this spring, coaches are required to take safety clinics that include a long swim, CPR and first aid.
A lagging economy will mean a tighter budget and tougher choices for lawmakers as the Legislature opens today.
Now, Na Ali’i are headed back to the Hele/HHSAA boys Division I state tournament as MIL champions for first time since their state title run four years ago.
Maui County hopes to launch a program to buy properties makai of Front Street and create a connected waterfront to protect against flooding and create more open space and shoreline access.
Watching the majestic humpback whales has become a tradition woven into the tourism economy of Maui Nui ever since they started coming back from near extinction in the 1970s due to successful conservation efforts.
Bobby Pahia hopes to fill the seat that will be vacated by Yuki Lei Sugimura as she launches a bid for mayor.
The Naylor Theatre is the Maui Academy of Performing Arts facility in the old Dollar General Store space at 2027 Main Street is named for Susan Naylor’s family after her $1 million donation was the catalyst to get the $15 million building open.
Be a part of the movement to rebuild local news on Maui. Sharing our mission amplifies our collective voice for change.
Hawai‘i Journalism Initiative
311 Ano Street
Kahului, HI 96732
(808) 877-5566
[email protected]
HJI is a Maui-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to solving critical issues through local journalism. All donations and support for HJI will be used to support its mission. EIN 88-0542594
COPYRIGHT © 2024 HAWAI‘I JOURNALISM INITIATIVE. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.