Honolulu Plane Crash Exposes State’s Fragile Air Cargo Infrastructure
Tuesday’s fatal accident is the most serious incident in a turbulent three years at Kamaka Air. It comes less than two years after another Kamaka Cessna crashed on MolokaÊ»i.
Plane Crash Kills 2 Near Honolulu Airport
A Kamaka Air Cessna 208 Caravan was conducting a training flight when it crashed into a vacant state-owned building, officials said.
Report: Hawaiian Airlines Turbulence Due To Decision To Fly Over Storm Cell
The 2022 incident left three passengers and a crew member seriously injured.
Should The Planned Ala Wai Canal Bridge Be A New City Icon?
Hundreds of residents stopped by Ala Wai Elementary School last week to vote on design options for the estimated $63 million bridge.
Passengers Say Aloha To Honolulu’s Bus Route 18 — And The Sense Of Community On Board
TheBus modifies its routes multiple times a year. Not all of them survive the shuffle.
Changes Are Coming To Honolulu’s Bus Routes, And Not Everyone Is Happy
Honolulu is constantly trying to deploy buses more efficiently and to deal with changes, such as the new rail line. But adjusting routes can disrupt daily routines.
FBI, Police Investigate Possible Ransomware Attack At TheBus, Handi-Van
Websites for TheBus and Handi-Van have been affected by a “network outage.”
Independent Monitor Warns $11 Million State IT Project Is In Jeopardy And Could Fail
The state has spent nearly $3.5 million on its second attempt to develop a financial management system that meets the requirements of Federal Highways Administration.
The City Stopped Mandating Parking In New Urban Housing. Builders Are Providing It Anyway
Honolulu is learning that people have a hard time parting with their cars. Developers know it and are paying millions to provide parking.
Hawaii Retooled A State Council To Give The Public More Say In Transportation. Then Leaders Let It Stall
Only one person has been appointed to the new Highway Safety and Modernization Council since it was revamped last year.