HB 2021 would set a three‑class e‑bike system, bar high‑power machines from bike lanes and require helmets for riders under 18.

Lawmakers advanced SB2694 to let the PUC approve limited annual rate bumps for Young Brothers — supporters call it stability, critics say it shifts costs to residents.

HTA's draft DMAPs propose a Haleiwa–Laniakea park‑and‑ride shuttle and island shuttle studies to ease tourist traffic and protect hotspot sites.

Senate Bill 3234 — the Tehya Mahelona bill — passed the Legislature and would send $2 million to Safe Routes to School for crosswalk and intersection upgrades.

HDOT has reinitiated environmental review to extend the Daniel K. Inouye Highway on Hawai‘i island and will hold a Waikōloa open house on May 20 as it seeks federal funding.

DAGS certified about $89.4M in reimbursements to HART for Q1 2026 after auditors removed roughly $43K in noncompliant invoice items. The payment clears a routine funding step for Skyline construction.

Hawaiʻi DOT has released a draft plan for a roughly $50M upgrade to Kawaihae Harbor to ease truck congestion, expand yard space and modernize lighting and utilities. Public comments are open through May 26.

A Blue Hawaiian helicopter made a precautionary landing at Sunset Beach Elementary on Oʻahu’s North Shore Tuesday; officials and the operator were contacted as the story develops.

Southwest expanded its ʻOhana Rewards for Hawaii residents — guaranteeing 1,000 points per one-way, award redemptions from 4,000 points, two free checked bags and quarterly discounts.

Neighbors say the crosswalk at Ala Moana and Atkinson leaves walkers racing the light; HPD records show recent crashes and the state has piloted pedestrian‑only phases nearby.

Hawaiian’s mobile app will be retired at midnight April 21 as bookings move to Alaska’s system on April 22. Expect a new Alaska–Hawaiian app, bag‑tag kiosks and flight‑code changes.

An overturned dump truck and a leaking diesel spill forced H‑1 westbound traffic onto H‑2 on Tuesday, snarling the morning commute.

HART filed resolutions to take parts of the Pacific Guardian Center and a Servco‑linked parcel to clear right‑of‑way for downtown Skyline work. The City Council has 45 days to object.