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Molokai roadways reopening as crews clear mud and debris

MOLOKAI (HawaiiNewsNow) - After days of dealing with storm damage, Molokai residents are finally getting back to a sense of normalcy, but there is still a lot of work ahead. Mounds of mud line the streets as families try to remove it all from their properties. Several cars got stuck...
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⚠️ Oʻahu residents asked to report storm damage by March 26

City inspectors are going door-to-door across Oʻahu—including Waialua, Haleʻiwa, and Mānoa—to assess damage from last week’s Kona low storm. The Department of Planning and Permitting and Department of Emergency Management are using these assessments to determine if the island qualifies for federal disaster relief.
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North Shore community rallies with major relief effort as Lāʻie residents begin long road...

LAIE, Hawaii (Island News) -- A large-scale relief effort at the Polynesian Cultural Center brought much-needed support to families impacted by recent flooding on Oʻahu’s North Shore. Hundreds of cars lined up as residents made their way through the distribution site, where volunteers handed out hot meals, water,...
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Elderly couple rescued from flood waters on Oahu’s North Shore

A North Shore couple is now picking up the pieces after losing their home -- and swim school business -- during the torrential downpour on Friday.
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Man displaced by Waikiki high-rise fire

Firefighters put out a high-rise building fire at the Waikiki Park Heights condominium on Kuhio Avenue.
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‘Thought I was going to die’: Haleiwa man recounts catastrophic flooding

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A Haleiwa resident shares what he and his neighbors say was a terrifying and sudden flood with little warning. Kevin McGuire, 49, has lived off Haleiwa Rd. almost his entire life. Early Friday morning, during catastrophic flooding, he rescued his loved one and feared it was the end.
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Brown water advisory: Public urged to avoid swimming in ocean waters

City officials are urging the public not to swim in the ocean, especially near stream runoff areas, as a brown water advisory is in place.
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Waikane Cut Off As Kona Deluge Shuts Kamehameha Highway

Heavy rains turned a key corner of Windward Oahu into a no-go zone on Monday, with Waikane Valley Road and a stretch of Kamehameha Highway shut down after fast-rising water made the roadway impassable. Honolulu police closed the intersection at Waikane and urged drivers to steer clear while water and debris remained...
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Meteorologist on unexpected flash flooding in Mānoa, latest forecast

The National Guard is out helping with the cleanup in the aftermath of the flash flooding that took place across the state. Gov. Josh Green has formally requested a presidential major disaster declaration to receive federal aid in order to help those impacted by the back-to-back storms. “FEMA leads from,...
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Clean ups to Manoa and Palolo communities and Ala Wai canal following flooding

Following Monday's flooding through Palolo and Manoa, clean-up efforts are well underway.

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