It was an alluring vision for the future of America’s newest state: A sleek elevated rail system that could transport commuters from Koko Head to Pearl Harbor in 12 minutes or whisk tourists from the airport to Waikiki in a jaw-dropping six minutes.  The best part about building an elevated rail system on Oahu was … Continue reading Inside Honolulu’s Six-Decade Fight Over Rail: It’s Always Been ‘Boondoggle Or Boon’