63K views · 2.1K reactions | Keep Lahaina lands in Lahaina hands. That is the motto for a community group working to help Maui families stay on the island and move back home. Nearly two years after the fire disaster, the Lahaina Community Land Trust is sharing success stories. To date, LCLT has protected 13 properties through acquisition and helped 10 families rebuild. More on Hawaii News Now: https://bit.ly/47kBh2z. #HawaiiNewsNow #HawaiiNews | Chelsea Davis | Facebook

A missionary home and a prison constructed in the 1850s during the reign of King Kamehameha III were among the historic structures destroyed in the fire. View an interactive display of before and after images. Story: https://808ne.ws/3t9bU1W Photos: https://808ne.ws/3t46S6S | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Officials Desperately Try to Save Hawaii's Oldest Banyan, sending in water tankers. This National Historic Landmark is the oldest banyan tree in the United States and a cherished landmark. After the fire was contained, officials immediately began watering and caring for the tree in hopes that it will recover from fire damage. The Lahaina banyan tree is a top attraction that draws in thousands of visitors with its aerial roots that now span over an entire city block. Local officials say saving th

9.3K views · 106 reactions | Video taken from a helicopter shows the...