There’s going to be a lot more to account for and we will be there to provide recovery and resources, but it’s going to take some time.

Our teams are working on two fronts: helping communities recover from Lala while preparing for Moke.

Hawai‘i’s greatest strength has always been our people and our ability to come together when challenges arise.

We know many SNAP households have faced significant hardship because of Tropical Cyclone Lala, including difficulties reaching county offices due to transportation barriers, damaged roadways and communication outages. This extended…

Lala tested our communities, but it also showed what Hawaiʻi can accomplish when government, nonprofits, businesses and neighbors work together.

This will help Hawai?i move quickly from emergency response to recovery and get our communities back on their feet.

Lala brought devastating flooding, damaged roads and bridges, knocked out power, and left communities isolated.

These federal funds will help Hawai?i move quickly to clear debris, restore access, and begin making the repairs our roads and highways need.

Here’s what I know: Iowa is the proving ground for the next president and I’m honored to showcase some of the best for Iowans review.

Mahalo to everyone across Hawaiʻi who is working to recover from the impacts of this disaster. Our priority is ensuring that families have access to essential resources as they rebuild, including the ability to replace food that was lost…

Clearing and restoring roads is a top priority, and we’re working closely with state and federal agencies to deliver the resources needed to do it as quickly as possible.

Hawaiʻi island got hit the hardest and its people are dealing with severe impacts to their daily lives.

Recovery is going to take time and we are here to provide all the support we can to help people.

Please take this storm seriously and look out for one another.

I never want to see the number one sponsor of terrorism being able to threaten the United States or take more U.S. lives, including our own soldiers.

The safety of our people remains our highest priority as we’re responding to these storm impacts.

Here’s the reality: when Washington spends more time making themselves rich, they spend less time taking care of the country.

Let’s put pressure where pressure needs to be put on the people who would starve half the planet.