“We’ve been through so much, and we’ve accomplished so much just in one year."

Organizers say approximately 300 volunteers are needed to make the heartwarming event a success.

As the four-month anniversary of the Maui wildfires disaster approaches, extensive recovery efforts remain ongoing.

“I just think that when you make a mistake, you need to be held accountable."

"We can’t keep people in hotels forever."

The announcement marks a major milestone in ongoing recovery efforts.

Maui County mayor Richard Bissen moves forward with a plan to increase housing for wildfire survivors.

Some residents say they fear they'll have to leave Maui permanently.

Maui County said it is cooperating fully with the investigation.

More burn zones in West Maui will open to residents starting Friday.

Some items are burned beyond repair, but the reactions from those he is able to help exceed mere gratitude.

Maui County officials said the water in areas L-3A and L-3B is now safe for unrestricted use.

"It was like a war zone."

“They need those memories, not the bad memories. They need the good memories."

Some students say fears — especially with weather alerts — remain and having a proactive plan would help.

The parking garage has been flooded since the August wildfire.

It was another action-packed day at the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement’s annual Native Hawaiian Convention on Maui on Thursday.

Johnson gave the update on NBC's Tonight Show earlier this week.

This donation is to Kiha Kaina, who lost his father in the August wildfires.

As of Monday, two of 21 properties have been cleared with another crew working on a third.

Barry Gitelson did his first batch of worry hearts during COVID. When the fires happened, he says he knew this is what he could do to help.

“It’s a very surreal feeling, it breaks my heart but we’re going to get though this.”

Lahaina area students have been back at school for about a month now and many are still processing the trauma of their town forever changed. A new effort is in motion to provide relief for impacted students started by a teacher at Lahainaluna high.

The fund said it has to think about long-term needs.

The devastation in Lahaina is unprecedented in the state’s history.

Healing is the first step for the severely damaged plants — and the beloved town.

Covering the cost of debris removal could cost $70,000 or more.

A special grant is being offered by the Alzheimer’s Association of Hawaii to caregivers affected by the Maui Fires.

Vehicle passes are required for the first 2 days of re-entry for a zone.

The state Department of Human Services says families can start applying on Monday, Sept. 18.