Chloe Jones

Another tropical cyclone has a 90% chance of forming just southeast of Hawaii within the next two days, and weather and emergency officials urge the public to prepare. Matthew Rosencrans, lead hurrica...

Officials are closely monitoring a weather system developing east-southeast of the Hawaiian islands that forecasters predict may become a storm as early as today — on a track that may be “eerily similar” to that of Hurricane Lala.

As Hurricane Lala recovery efforts continue, emergency officials are bracing for a developing tropical storm that is expected to pass south of Hawaii starting this weekend.

Tropical Storm Moke is expected to stay south of the Hawaiian Islands this weekend, but emergency officials are watching the system closely as it’s expected to bring up to 15 inches of rain to parts of the already-­saturated Big Island.

Hurricane season is in full swing this summer with El Nino expected to be one of the strongest on record — and experts say Hawaii should be ready for up to 13 cyclones in the area through November.

With the Red Hill Bulk Fuel Facility on track to close in 2028, the Navy is shifting its focus toward environmental cleanup and remediation — though it still does not know exactly how much fuel it will have to clean up.

Hawaii secured $18.5 million in federal funding to harden its energy grid resilience, the Hawaii State Energy Office announced Thursday.

Coral reefs harmed by the intensity of Hurricane Lala on the Big Island are in the process of being assessed and repaired — and the effort is covered by insurance.

Red mangroves have invaded Kailua’s waterways, and the Department of Land and Natural Resources is asking for the public’s help in clearing them.

Aquarium fish collecting’s future in Hawaii remains uncertain after the Board of Land and Natural Resources heard more than six hours of passionate testimony from the public.