A powerful storm named Lala has caused disruptions in Hawaii. The storm's impact has resulted in a loss of electricity. Details about the situation are being shared by local business owners, including Brandon Lee, who owns a restaurant in Hilo.
Lee has spoken about the aftermath of the storm. For more information about the effects of storm Lala in Hawaii, readers can refer to the full report from KTVU FOX 2 News.
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