HART’s FY2027 proposal nears $1.07 billion, driven mostly by debt service and downtown construction contracts.

Aerial LiDAR mapping for H-3 Haʻikū Portal slope stabilization will cause increased helicopter activity on Tuesday between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m., weather permitting.

Road repaving on Kamalu Road in Kapa‘a will cause lane closures from November 21-30, with work by Maui Kupono Builders and the Department of Public Works from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

HART invites the public to a design workshop for the Downtown Skyline Station, part of Honolulu's urban development, held at Aloha Tower Marketplace on November 19, 2025.

Two lanes on Kūhiō Highway near Kapaka Street reopened after an earlier closure for a traffic incident; police remain on scene investigating.

An early-morning MVC on eastbound H‑201 near Tripler was cleared Wednesday; DOT Hawai‘i says lanes reopened and traffic resumed.

Lane and road closures on Lāwa'i's Akemama Road are scheduled between November 24 and December 5 due to culvert and road repairs, causing potential disruptions for travelers and residents.

Hawaii's PUC has approved a 25.75% rate increase for Young Brothers' interisland shipping to improve the company's financial stability, sparking concerns among local businesses about rising operational costs.

Kānehili residents can expect traffic disruptions soon due to a construction project for traffic calming measures, including speed humps and signage, between 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. on weekdays.

Hawaii's HDOT is reducing speed limits on four segments of Route 19, affecting areas with high pedestrian activity and dangerous intersections to enhance safety.

Three children were hospitalized after a multi-car collision near Mililani Town Center Friday night; an 8-year-old girl suffered serious injuries. Emergency crews treated two adults at the scene.

State DOT plans a $22M overhaul of Hilo’s busy Bayfront intersection into a single‑lane roundabout, funded largely by a federal RAISE grant; work is expected to start in 2027.

HSI says a Harvard‑led feasibility study is finished and more than 570 pages were delivered to partners — but the $30 one‑way fare has vanished from public materials. Islanders want the math, the harbor list and a timeline.