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Two rescued after being swept into ocean at La Perouse Bay

Two people were rescued Saturday afternoon after being swept off a rocky shoreline by large surf at the south end of La Perouse Bay in South Maui. Maui firefighters and ocean safety personnel responded at about 4:17 p.m. to the Hanamanioa Lighthouse area after receiving reports that two people had been swept into the water. A woman who suffered a head laceration was picked up from the water by an ocean safety jet ski and taken to shore, where she was turned over to emergency medical personnel. A man was able to exit the water on his own and was transported by Air 1 to the north ...

King Kekaulike High School Quarter 4 Honor Roll

Grade 9 ​​3.5-3.9 — Javad Altaha, Christiana Asuncion Baker, Jayden Bascon, Eliot Baskerville, Lucy Beale, Brianna Birtch, Walter Brandt, Dakotah Buzianis, Isaiah Keanu Calpo, Ivy Campbell-Roscoe, Kyla Shae Cortez, Aoife Douglas, Idris Dphrepaulezz, Emma Duarte, Azaiah Engle, Hauoli Garso, Jonah Grant, Taylor Hashimoto, Birdie Haymans, Kamailelaulii Hokoana, Kayla Ige, Aubree Iseri, Simon Jabbour, Halia Kaleialoha-Quitevis, Kaikili Kapuniai, Isamu Kayama, Taeya Kekaha, Lakeisha Koike, Kevin Kwok Tak Hing, Ian Lane, Roman Lippoth, Helia Lorico-Minchin, Kian Lowery-Rice, Taliya ...

SBA extends disaster loan deadline for March storm recovery

The U.S. Small Business Administration has extended the deadline for homeowners, renters, businesses and private nonprofit organizations affected by Hawaii's March severe storms, flooding, landslides and mudslides to apply for physical disaster loans. The new deadline to apply for physical damage loans is Aug. 13. The loans are available to those impacted by the disaster that occurred March 10-24 in Hawaii, Maui and Honolulu counties. Economic Injury Disaster Loans are also available, with an application deadline of Jan. 7, 2027. The SBA offers several types of disaster assistance. ...

Nara Organics recalls infant formula over potential contamination

The Hawaii Department of Health is alerting residents to a recall of all lots of Nara Organics Powdered Infant Formula products due to potential contamination with Clostridium botulinum. The products were distributed nationwide, including direct-to-consumer sales from the Nara Organics website, as well as for purchase at Target stores in Hawaii. State officials are working with stores to pull the recalled products, including 400g and 700g Nara Organics Whole Milk Infant Formulas. Infant botulism is a rare but potentially fatal illness. Affected infants can show symptoms such as ...