Waimanalo Road Safety Upgrades Raise Local Concerns About A Community’s Identity
The DOT is installing medians and widening sections of Kalanianaole Highway amid safety concerns, with six pedestrians killed in 10 years.
Vastly Expanded E-Bike Rebate Program May Be Coming To Hawaii
All individuals over the age of 16 would be eligible for up to $500 in rebates each fiscal year.
Hawaii Car Insurance Would Cost More Under Legislation Pushed By Trial Lawyers
If passed, it would be the first increase in state-mandated minimum liability coverage since 1998.
Honolulu’s New Airport Rental Center Has Lots Of Electric Cars But Only One Charging Station
Activists say that’s a big blunder. And lawmakers are moving to require all new state buildings be designed with EV charging stations.
Highway Closures Due To Rockfall And Erosion Drive Calls For More Frequent Road Inspections
Almost 168 miles of the state’s roads are at risk of damage from major earth movement with remote communities bearing the brunt of the lengthy disruptions.
New DOJ Deal Means Honolulu Handi-Van Riders Can’t Get Stuck On Hold
It remains to be seen whether the city can consistently comply with the new, high standards.
No Car? No Problem. Car Rentals Cater To Honolulu Residents Who Don’t Really Need One
As more companies compete to offer short-term car-renting options, living without a car in Honolulu could get easier and bring down the cost of living.
Hawaii Island Crash Prompts Call For ‘Immediate’ Inspections Of Helicopter Model
The tail boom separated from the fuselage during that tour crash. Missing bolts that attach those parts have investigators concerned.
Lanai Runway Expansion Hits A Nerve Over ‘Two-Tiered’ Travel
The upgrade would allow bigger private jets to fly to Lanai nonstop from the mainland.
Handi-Van Users Are Stuck On Hold Due To Lack Of Staff
City leaders say they’re working to fix the latest, “unacceptable” call wait times. But the fix could take a while.