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A federally funded plan to cap the H-1 near Liliha Street has Kalihi-Palama residents wary after ongoing Gulick Avenue construction.
The four-year deal doubles the term of Mokulele's prior contract, even as some Lanai residents still gripe about delays and cancellations.
The Windward side finally gets its own self-service registration machine, printing tags in about two minutes flat.
Ten students from a tuition-free Honolulu program signed job offers or apprenticeships at a signing day held at Lowe's Hawaiʻi.
Delta's Boston-to-Honolulu nonstop will fly for just 17 days this winter, cutting a planned four-month run down to a holiday blip.
Crews have parked nine water buffaloes around West Kuiaha and Awalau while they chase down the fix. No repair timeline has been given yet.
Each crane weighs 3.5 million pounds and will run on Kapalama Terminal's new solar microgrid, built to survive 36-hour outages.
Molokai and Lanai's only scheduled airline just got three fresh Cessna Caravans and a renovated Honolulu terminal.
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.
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