Showing posts with label Hurricane Lala. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hurricane Lala. Show all posts
Monday, August 24, 2026

Land Board set to rule Friday on aquarium fish harvesting, 6 in 10 lost power during Hurricane Lala, UH secures $647.3M for research, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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Keep wild reef fish in their Hawaiʻi homes or return to removing hundreds of thousands of them? The Hawaiʻi Board of Land and Natural Resour...
Friday, August 21, 2026

Tropical depression expected to become Tropical Storm Moke later today south of the islands, nation's first coral reef insurance program pays for rehabilitation, another endangered monk seal dies off Oahu, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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Hawaiʻi Governor Urges Vigilance Days After Lala. With two more storms developing, emergency workers are rushing to prepare. Hawaiʻi could ...
Thursday, August 20, 2026

Hurricane-weary state eyes another tropical storm, Honolulu ethics chief seeks to ban taxpayer-funded election mailers, Land Board rejects Maui water-license auction, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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Another potential storm raises concerns about more flooding on Hawaii Island. Tropical cyclone likely to develop soon southeast of Hawaii. ...
Wednesday, August 19, 2026

Hawaii freshman failing, Lala unearths bodies from Ka'u cemetery, Maui immigrant pleads not guilty to illegal voting, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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Hawaiʻi Freshmen Failing: Ninth Grade Repeater Rate Among Nation’s Highest. Hawaiʻi has held back high school freshmen at a higher rate tha...
Tuesday, August 18, 2026

One dead after Hurricane Lala flooding, thousands remain without power, government offices, public schools reopen on all but Hawaii Island, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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  Thousands still without power as crews work around the clock. Hawaiian Electric Co. said Monday that “crews are gaining ground” restoring ...
Monday, August 17, 2026

Massive destruction as Tropical Storm Lala blows through Hawaii; some may be without power for months; bridges out, neighborhoods isolated;120 flights canceled; government offices, universities, schools closed today, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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Lala’s Wrath: Homes Swept Away, Some Power Outages May Last Months. Widespread damage followed the tropical storm, including power outages, ...