by Megan Moseley | Apr 9, 2026
Share: This article was updated on April 9, 2026 at 8:10p.m. to include the cancellation of the BLNR meeting originally scheduled for April 10, 2026, due to severe weather conditions. Nāhikū resident Moses Bergau Jr. sat by the entrance of Ke‘anae Uka after a meeting...
by Aulani Freitas | Apr 3, 2026
Share: There is a place in Hawaiʻi where you step outside your front door, and the universe meets you halfway. At the highest residential point in the Hawaiian Islands, the night sky opens wide with stars, planets, and galaxies visible without effort, without filters,...
by Megan Moseley | Mar 25, 2026
Share: This article is co-published with Hawaii Business Magazine as part of our ongoing series: Hawaiʻi’s Water Crisis. Hawai’i waterman Archie Kalepa says when it comes to preserving water systems for future generations on Maui, the time is now. “Any successful...
by Megan Moseley | Mar 25, 2026
Share: This article is co-published with Hawaii Business Magazine as part of our ongoing series: Hawaiʻi’s Water Crisis. Norman “Bush” Martin, Jr., Ke’anae resident and member of Aha Wai O Maui Hikina, East Maui Regional Community Board, says when it comes...
by Jennifer Ablan | Mar 3, 2026
Share: When heavy storms swept across Hawai‘i in late February, knocking down power lines and flooding streets, many water experts welcomed the rain. For Royce Rapozo, a mechanical engineer at Commercial Plumbing Inc., the downpour carried a different weight. He knew...
by Kalani Kaʻanāʻanā | Feb 11, 2026
Share: On any given day in Hawaiʻi, signs of strain are visible. Trails show wear from heavy use. Reefs experience stress from warming waters and sediment runoff. Forested areas continue to face pressures from invasive species, alongside growing wildfire risk....
