Scheduled lane closures on Halehaka Road for guardrail repairs on March 28 will cause traffic disruptions from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., weather permitting.

The Ahihi Street footbridge has been closed indefinitely due to safety concerns from structural damage and corrosion. Residents are advised to avoid the area.

Hanalei Pavilion and its parking lot will close from March 31 to April 11 for maintenance on the septic system. Beachgoers are advised to plan accordingly. For more information, contact the Department of Parks and Recreation at 808-241-4460 or via email.

Sewer repairs are scheduled in 'Ele'ele from March 24 to 28, with no activity on March 26 due to a holiday. No lane closures are anticipated, but residents should expect work trucks.

Maui's Front Street is undergoing a project starting around April 1 to remove old pilings, with closures expected in the area between Dickenson Street and Papalaua Street.

The State Office Tower in Honolulu is being renovated due to termite damage, with modern updates including energy-efficient lighting. The lobby will be refurbished by April 2025 at a cost of $116,888.

Haleko Road in Līhu‘e will have partial closures for guardrail repairs until March 28 on weekdays, affecting traffic from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Drivers should allow extra commute time.

The Hula Girl catamaran, stuck in Honolua Bay, was successfully removed after facing challenges such as weather and finding a salvage company. Initial assessments indicate no harm to marine life.

'Ele'ele, Kauai to experience lane closures for sewer work from March 17-21, causing potential traffic delays.

New program starts March 17, 2025, to ease congestion around Honolulu Harbor with a truck pre-check system on Mondays and Thursdays, 7-10 a.m. to expedite traffic flow.

Local sports complex courts close for resurfacing until Sept. 2025, with a $3.1 million project led by Pacific Concrete. Alternative courts are available following similar upgrades.

Hawaii DOH issued a NOVO to ABC Towing & Parts, LLC and JH Hawaii Property, LLC for illegally discharging water and lacking permits, fining them $55,000.

Hawaii DOT requires urgent repairs on Hilo’s Wailuku Bridge, leading to changes in traffic patterns and imposition of a detour for Hilo-bound traffic. Repair work may affect the bridge's accessibility until completed.