Honolulu HI

City crews focused on clearing areas and streams hit hard during the March Kona lows to prevent a repeat of flooding.

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A fallen tree took down a power line near the Honolulu Zoo and reportedly injured a man. It happened on Kapahulu Avenue, and Honolulu police have closed part of the sidewalk area of the zoo’s parking lot. The road is still open. Officers told Hawaii News...

"They were great, they came right away and really concerned saying 'you gotta get out of the house because its structurally unsafe'."

State officials have advised residents of Hawaiʻi to stay indoors and seek shelter as Hurricane Lala brings dangerous weather to the islands.

BWS is working to repair an 8-inch water main break on Hawaii Loa Street near Kalanianaole Highway that created a sinkhole in the roadway.

HONOLULU (Island News) – As Hurricane Lala moves across the Hawaiian Islands, Hawaiian Electric Company (HECO) crews are responding to weather-related outages affecting communities statewide, with more than 88,000 customers impacted. HECO reported that four of its independent power providers disconnected from the elect

South Carolina has deployed a special team to Hawaii to assist with the potential impacts of an incoming hurricane. Gov. Henry McMaster announced on Friday that the Incident Support Team (IST) is being deployed to Hawaii to help the state prepare for Hurricane Lala. The team, part of South Carolina State Fire, is expec

Ian Morrison, a National Meteorologist with the National Weather Service spoke with Island News about the incoming Hurricane Lala that's expected to pass through the state this weekend.

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The Board of Water Supply (BWS) is asking all residents to begin reducing their water use before severe weather arrives. A tropical storm watch remains in effect for Oʻahu with Lala passing south of Hawaii Island as a Category 1 hurricane Saturday afternoon. Residents should continue...

Hurricane Lala is already disrupting travel and outdoor activities on Oahu as high surf and stronger winds move in. Travelers in Waikiki are changing plans, extending hotel stays and dealing with flight uncertainty. Officials are urging everyone to stay out of the water and avoid driving unless absolutely necessary.