Recovery in West Maui has stalled, and most families hit by the fires are still worse off than before — a grim update for a community trying to rebuild.

• A new UN report says jobs and incomes for West Maui residents have flattened out.
• Unemployment stayed stuck at 42% for the second year in a row.
• Poverty dipped over the past year but is still far above where it was before the fires.
• FEMA cuts and shrinking aid mean about half of affected households now get no help at all — some who still need it.
• Only 1 in 6 displaced households have made it back to West Maui.

Outlook: With federal and social aid drying up, many families face a slow, uncertain recovery unless new support arrives.