Molokai residents impacted by Kona low storms helping fellow survivors
KIOWEA (HawaiiNewsNow) - Nearly two weeks after devastating floods, Molokai residents impacted by the Kona low storms are helping other survivors. Kalamaula Homesteaders Association set up a hub at Kiowea Park during the storm on March 22nd and has been providing supplies and free hot meals to residents. “We’re kind...
Firefighters return home to the Waialua fire station after destructive storm
The Honolulu Fire Department is grateful to announce that Waialua Fire Station 14 firefighters have now returned to their home station.
North Shore farmers face long recovery after flooding on Oahu wipes out crops
Flooding on Oahu’s North Shore has devastated local farms, wiping out crops and livelihoods. Now, farmers are beginning the long recovery process with help from volunteers, neighbors and support from groups like the Hawaii National Guard.
First Hawaiian Bank provides $200K to aid storm recovery efforts
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - In response to the recent storms that brought severe flooding and widespread damage across the state, First Hawaiian Bank announced on Wednesday a total of $200,000 in support to be distributed among community organizations leading recovery efforts. “We’ve seen how these storms have...
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🎁 Freebies Up for Grabs in Kaneohe — Furniture & More
Looking for something useful without spending a dime? There are a few great free items available right now around Kaneohe — from furniture to kids’ gear. Check them out below before they’re gone!
New week’s storm returns threat of flooding
HONOLULU (KHON2) – Moderate trades focus showers windward and mauka through the weekend. A strengthening low then brings potential for heavy rain to the islands beginning Tuesday or Wednesday. Given recent flood events and soils that remain only partially recovered, the potential for runoff and flash flooding impacts...
Otake Camp remains uninhabitable in wake of devastating floods
WAIALUA (HawaiiNewsNow) - One of the areas hit hardest in the March floods was Otake Camp in Waialua. Two weeks after the storm, heavy machinery crews are still on site, sifting through the debris. Merrily Cazimero is a longtime resident of the area. “I remember what it once was. It...
People Drive for Miles to This MOUTHWATERING Wahiawa, HI Hole-in-the-Wall Spot That Locals SWEAR...
🕒: Tuesday - Saturday: 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM (approx.); Closed Sunday & Monday. Shige’s Saimin Stand serves as the unassuming, steam-filled heartbeat of the neighborhood, offering a “comfort-bowl” experience that has local foodies completely hooked. Fans from Mililani swarm this bustling, fluorescent-lit sanctuary for...
Honolulu USDA Boss Admits $5K ‘Thank You’ Check In Covid Farm Payout Case
A former federal agriculture official in Honolulu has admitted he took a $5,000 “thank you” check tied to a pandemic-era farm payment, pleading guilty in federal court to accepting an illegal gratuity. Jason Shitanishi, 60, a former county executive director with the Farm Service Agency in Honolulu, acknowledged...
