Aalto Moves Closer To Replacing Uno On HART Board
UPDATED: The journalist and filmmaker said he would provide an inquisitiveness that’s been sorely lacking on the board.
City Council Leaders Look To Remove Rail Critic From HART Board
Joe Uno says he’s being targeted for his support to stop rail at Middle Street and he’s incensed at the choice of replacement: filmmaker Anthony Aalto.
Building Honolulu Rail: It’s Just A Matter Of Time Before You Hit Something Important
Utilities often aren’t where they’re shown on the drawings. For rail work on Dillingham, buried hazards are a complicated and expensive reality.
John Pritchett: Back To The Future?
It doesn’t take a crystal ball to see that leadership changes at the Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation may be coming. Will former chair Colleen Hanabusa succeed Toby Martyn?
Toby Martyn Resigns As HART Board Chair Amid Latest Rail Upheaval
The move comes as the board faces scrutiny for its questionable handling of two recent consultant contract awards.
OIP To Investigate HART For Possible Sunshine Law Violations
Normally there’s a six-month cutoff to investigate such matters, but OIP made an exception due to the “significant public interest” in HART.
Another Questionable Million-Dollar Honolulu Rail Contract?
Documents suggest a contract for federal lobbying services was already a done deal before it was put out to bid.
Emails Show Hanabusa Was Doing Rail Work Before She Got A Big Contract
Colleen Hanabusa says she drafted bills and monitored legislation on her own, not because she expected a contract or financial reward from the transit board.
Emails Show HART Leaders Always Wanted To Hire Hanabusa As Consultant
Newly released documents confirm what many suspected: that the contract and its restrictive qualifications were written with the former congresswoman in mind.
HART Asks The City To Borrow Up To $550 Million To Keep Rail Moving
The rail authority has also been borrowing on its own to cover its costs and pay its contractors.