Lane closures for guardrail repairs on Kikala Road are scheduled by the Department of Public Works and Maui Kupono Builders on August 7-8, causing minor delays.

Kaua‘i's Puhi Metals Recycling Center temporarily stops accepting electric and hybrid vehicles due to safety concerns in shipping and handling, with revised protocols underway.

Evacuations have been mandated by MEMA due to the Kaanapali fire in Maui, with zones near the blaze receiving orders. A traffic advisory affects Honoapi’ilani Highway.

Kōloa residents face road closures due to repaving from August 6-22, with weekday single-lane contraflow traffic from 8 am to 4:30 pm on Aka Road, Kiani Street, and more.

HDOT announced nighttime closures for H-2 Freeway repairs in Oʻahu, starting Aug. 5, affecting Wahiawā-bound lanes from Mililani Town to Waikalani Drive.

The HDOT extends the full closure of westbound H-201 Moanalua Freeway through August due to weather delays, affecting nighttime traffic with detours in place.

Plans for the demolition of Honolulu's Aloha Stadium are set, with a developer contract nearing finalization and demolition expected to start in late August, making way for a new 25,000-seat stadium and entertainment district.

The Hilo Wastewater Treatment Plant in Hawaii began its $337 million upgrade to prevent sewage spills and improve infrastructure, with Nan Inc. managing the operations.

Hawaiian residents struggled with severe traffic jams during a tsunami evacuation, prompting city officials to reconsider their advisement protocol for such emergencies.

Hawaiian and Alaska Airlines resumed flights after a tsunami warning, with Hawaiian restarting Tuesday evening and Alaska on Wednesday morning. Passengers faced interruptions but safety protocols were followed.

Lāwa‘i Road near Kukui‘ula Small Boat Harbor will have lane closures for shoulder repairs from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on July 26, with traffic controlled by flaggers.

Maunalua Bay shores by the boat ramp in Hawai'i Kai will undergo improvements starting July 28, including dredging and construction, to combat erosion.

Kapa‘a is implementing a new traffic pattern at Olohena and Ka‘apuni Roads on August 4 to improve vehicle flow and safety, with changes including a new left-turn lane and stop sign repositioning.