A Papaikou family that's lived on its land for three generations says nobody warned them before crews showed up to build a cell tower next door.

Federal regulators are investigating suspension failures in roughly 1.2 million Tesla vehicles after 156 complaints raised concerns about steering control.

Kakaʻako's building boom has outpaced its electrical network, delaying new towers as crews race to upgrade ducts, cables and a key substation.

Repairs at Tripler are complete but a water advisory remains while samples are tested. Showers are allowed but avoid using tap water for drinking until cleared.

Honolulu cut school‑zone speeds to 20 mph in November 2024, but most signs still read 25 mph. Parents and crossing guards say the delay leaves safety in limbo.

Alaska Air Group will replace Hawaiian's 717 interisland jets with Hawaiian‑branded 737‑800s starting in 2028 and expand cargo freighters to boost capacity and reliability.

A section of Waikīkī’s Queen’s Beach walkway near Barefoot Beach Cafe has collapsed again. City crews say they are assessing seawall damage and will outline repairs.

A 16‑inch water main break on Kalanianaole Highway closed two lanes and left dozens of homes with low water pressure.

Kahului’s average price climbed five cents to $5.49 while Hawaiʻi’s statewide average remains the nation’s highest at $5.43, AAA reports.

Gov. Josh Green signed SB2999, directing HDOT to set a clean fuel standard that will reward low‑carbon fuels and target steep carbon‑intensity cuts for transportation.

An Oʻahu after‑action report finds 92% of evacuation driving was unnecessary and urges vertical evacuation, clearer maps and more staff in the EOC.

HART is moving crews into Kakaʻako’s Halekauwila corridor, bringing potholing, tree work and intermittent lane closures as the Kaʻākaukukui station is prepared. A community briefing is set for Wednesday evening.

The Navy is preparing an EIS to homeport up to nine Medium Landing Ships at JBPHH, proposing a new Ford Island berth and RORO facilities; public comments are open through July 24.