Oahu, Hurricane Lowell and Hawaiian Electric
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Oahu public schools, state and city offices to reopen Wednesday after Hurricane Lowell passes
All non-essential offices, public schools and University of Hawaii campuses and Judiciary facilities on Oahu will reopen Wednesday as Hurricane Lowell moves away from the state.
Hawaiian Electric restored power to 1,060 more Oahu customers, with repairs for the remaining 400 affected homes expected to conclude today.
Many in West Oahu are still struggling in the aftermath of Hurricane Lowell, even with needs as simple as food.
A direct hit on Oahu by a tropical storm or hurricane would unleash destruction across Hawaii’s economic center unlike any other event documented in state history.
Albert Westpfal escaped with a broken board and leg abrasions after the shark charged him at China Walls.
From farmers markets and craft fairs to food trucks and live music, there’s plenty happening across Oahu this weekend!
Rising inventory in the Oahu condominium market put downward pressure on prices and sales in August as prospective buyers weighed their options amid gradually increasing interest rates. Nearly half of condo resales closed below $500,
Jumbly surf & still pretty good size: head high to a couple ft overhead. Light AM wind, trades PM. Dawn-10am: Mixed bag of swells and it's fairly solid, stronger than I thought it would be this morning. Rideable but so-so quality, bit too mixed up to be ...
Hawaiian Electric has restored power to 13,100 Oʻahu customers while Farrington Highway remains contraflowed between Helelua Street and Lualualei Naval Road due to heavy sand.