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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 28
- Latest publication
- Sep 29, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Mauinow
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 4, 2026
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Hotel or housing? Battle drags on over which Maui properties should have short-term rentals banned | Maui Now (opens the original)
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This article brought to you in partnership with the Hawai'i Journalism Initiative — a Maui-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Since it was built in the 1970s, the 225-unit Maui Sunset condominium complex in KÄ«hei has essentially operated “like a typical hotel or resort” in an apartment-zoned district. The property, which includes mostly timeshares and short-term rentals with a smaller portion of owner-occupied and long-term rental units, employs 10 full-time workers, including overnight se
Hawaiian Electric still plans to retire Mauiâs fossil fuel plants despite EPA easing greenhouse gas restrictions | Maui Now (opens the original)
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This article brought to you in partnership with the Hawai'i Journalism Initiative — a Maui-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Hawaiian Electric says two major fossil fuel-fired power plants on Maui are still on track to retire even after the federal government recently eased restrictions on greenhouse gas emissions. The Environmental Protection Agency said last week that it was repealing most of the Biden administrationâs greenhouse gas requirements for U.S. power plants. The EPA also was
Fire recovery, water, invasive species: Maui County candidates tackle district issues | Maui Now (opens the original)
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This article brought to you in partnership with the Hawai'i Journalism Initiative — a Maui-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. After Mayor Richard Bissen finished first out of 10 candidates in the primary election, second-place finisher and Council Vice Chair Yuki Lei Sugimura faces an uphill battle as they both vie for the thousands of votes that went to the other candidates. Bissen and Sugimura have diverged on critical issues that include housing and water, especially when it comes to Bis
In council rematches, candidates dive into development, tourism, homelessness, water | Maui Now (opens the original)
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This article brought to you in partnership with the Hawai'i Journalism Initiative — a Maui-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. KULA â With the balance of the Maui County Council on the line, 12 of the 14 candidates in the seven contested races answered questions ranging from water Upcountry to homelessness in Kahului to tourism in East Maui during a political forum last week at the Kula Community Center. The council is set for a potential shakeup in the Nov. 3 general election with two ope
âClimate change sucksâ: Battered by storms, Hawaiâi communities search for more resilient solutions | Maui Now (opens the original)
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This article brought to you in partnership with the Hawai'i Journalism Initiative — a Maui-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. KÄâANAPALI â After Hurricane Lowell pummeled Kauaâi, Luke Evslin spent the week cooking up Costco-sized portions of bacon and sharing meals with his neighbors as they tried to eat all the food in their fridges after the power went out. Restaurants gave away food for free. Strangers left a cooler full of ice packs on the side of the road. âLiterally not a sin
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