Brittany Lyte is a reporter with a focus on local news in Hawaii, specifically in Honolulu. She writes for publications such as Raw Story and Honolulu Civil Beat, covering stories related to the community, housing crisis, and the aftermath of natural disasters. Her work has also been featured in Grist.
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Brittany Lyte's coverage predominantly revolves around evolving local stories, especially those related to family and community dynamics. She extensively covers the impact of local events on individuals and families in Lahaina, Maui, particularly focusing on issues such as housing crises and natural disasters.
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By: Brittany Lyte
If approved by the County Council, a pair of proposed charter amendments would appear on the Nov. 5 ballot.
By: Brittany Lyte
The Maui County Council is moving forward with legislation to give displaced residents some "breathing space" for five years.
By: Brittany Lyte
The required shift to organic fertilizer, and subsequent use of manure, spurred recent complaints.
By: Brittany Lyte
A forthcoming study shows that demand for psychological care on Maui is greater today than it was coming out of the Covid-19 pandemic.
A 68-year-old Lahaina woman died in March from injuries sustained in the blaze last summer. But the death is just now being made public.
By: Brittany Lyte
Access, transportation and survivor's guilt all play into the problem of providing kids with the mental health support they need.
By: Brittany Lyte
With the trailer on a barge en route to Hawaii, two business partners plan to set up a makeshift home on the now-cleared property.
By: Brittany Lyte
This story was originally published by Honolulu Civil Beat. You can sign up for Civil Beat's newsletter here and support the nonprofit newsroom here.With the trailer on a barge en route to Hawaii, two business partners plan to set up a makeshift home on the now-cleared property.For three weeks, heap...
By: Brittany Lyte
The delay in confirming new members has made it harder to make and keep quorum.
In the span of a week, the Dadez family moved from a resort condo to a pair of studio hotel rooms and then, finally, into a five-bedroom home in Napili.
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