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Study: Food insecurity remains at ‘crisis levels’ in Hawaiʻi

  11/18/25  #kihei For well over a decade KCA has had a continuous ongoing a food drive to support the Maui Food Bank. We requested that everyone who attended our membership meetings, open to the public on the third Tuesday of the month (TODAY), to donate a nourishing . non perishable . food contribution                 Over that period we continue to hear reports of too many keiki and kupuna going to bed hungry Today, we read this report in...

Feral Cats in Kihei & Maui: Everything You Need to Know

11/15/25 #rescue #animals #mauihumanesociety Cats have been a problem on Maui for years, and many people and organizations are dedicated to solving it. The numbers vary depending on the source, but according to the Maui Forest Bird Recovery Project there are over 500,000 cats on Maui. According to Maui Humane Society, around 40,000 of these are feral cats that are damaging the ecosystem and hurting native species of birds. Like most other invasive species, cats were introduced to this island...

So Maui group bicycle ride on Nov 22, 8:45 start at Kalama Park

  11/3/25  #kihei This is not a KCA event, but we announce it for community benefit NEXT GROUP RIDE: NOVEMBER 22   Our next monthly ride is coming up on Saturday, November 22!  Where: Kalama Park, 1900 S Kihei Rd, Kihei When: Meet at 8:45am, roll out at 9:00am. Details: Ride southbound for approximately 9 miles until we reach the turnaround point at Makena State Park. Optional refreshments to follow at Kihei Caffe!...

Drone Footage of Hale O Pi’ikea Construction

6/14/2025 #kihei #development #housing #environment Here is bird-seye view of the Pi’ikea Avenue construction site, where the new housing development, Hale O' Pi'ikea, is under construction. What used to be a wetlands is being developed into an affordable housing...

South Maui should be a safe walkable, bikeable community

South Maui should be a safe walkable, bikeable community

6/7/25 #kihei #transportation #bicycle For decades KCA has been advocating for our district to have safe walking and cycling. Sidewalks are promised and required, but never constructed. Bike paths get lip service by County government, but do not get constructed. ...

What Went Down at the Legislature in 2025?

What Went Down at the Legislature in 2025?

5/20/2025 #kihei #kca #legislature Hawai‘i House Representative Terez Amato and Senator Angus McKelvey presented what succeeded and what failed in the legislature in 2025 and had a fruitful discussion with the audience about what to focus on going forward.