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State transportation officials plan to focus on coastal highways vulnerable to erosion and sea level rise.

A new report gives the rail agency the green light to replace the steel wheels instead of the track crossings.

The plane’s fuselage broke in two pieces and its engines separated from the craft on impact, a survey of the underwater site revealed.

Honolulu’s first major bikeshare system says it’s finally turning a corner on some of its pandemic-era adversity.

The move allows skydivers, gliders and other general aviation businesses to keep operating on the North Shore.

Complaints by annoyed neighbors about crowded parking spaces prompted the city to introduce a resolution.

The county agrees to fix “chronically inoperable” wheelchair lifts and make other changes to avoid getting sued.

No prior board nominee in HART’s decade-long history received the same public scrutiny over qualifications and potential conflicts as Aalto did, reflecting a growing unease with the project.

Normally there’s a six-month cutoff to investigate such matters, but OIP made an exception due to the “significant public interest” in HART.

But the state’s DOT deputy director says the new report from a D.C.-based research group doesn’t tell the whole story.