17.7% of those 65 and older were living below the poverty line. Areas of interest The ZIP Code for Kahuku is 96731. In the mid-1970s a popular television game show, The Diamond Head Game, was contested on the grounds of Del Webb's Kuilima Hotel (today the Turtle Bay Resort), located just to the west. At the end of each show the announcer would say, "If you plan to be in Hawaii, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to the Diamond Head Game, Kahuku, Oahu 96731." The Fox TV series North Shore was filmed there in 2004. Kahuku is also home to one of the few remaining family-owned farms in the area: Kahuku Farms. Educational tours are given several times a week, though private tours can be scheduled in advance. The farm also runs a small farm-to-table cafe. Places of interest in the area include beaches, hiking, fishing, art galleries, and several shrimp trucks in the vicinity. Kahuku football Many of the people in the Kahuku community and in the football community have Samoan or Tongan roots and high school football has become quite important to them. Kahuku High School in this small, rural, coastal town on the North Shore of Oahu has produced some of the best football players in the United States. The players are regularly scouted by American colleges and universities. Many end up playing professionally for the National Football League. Government and infrastructure The Honolulu Police Department operates the Kahuku Substation in Kahuku. Education The Hawaii Department of Education operates the public schools. Kahuku Elementary School and Kahuku High & Intermediate School are located in Kahuku CDP. References External links Kahuku High School Census-designated places in Honolulu County, Hawaii Populated places on Oahu Populated coastal places in Hawaii