Patients have been without an elevator at a Honolulu medical building for months.

Kea’ahala Road connects Kāneʻohe town to major state facilities, but it’s been 20 years since it was properly repaved, and sidewalks are impassable for many.

Residents of the Hawaiian homestead in Kapolei worry the overgrown foliage could be a bigger hazard soon.

It costs taxpayers $4,000 every month that system isn’t producing electricity.

Civil Beat followed up on three previously broken pieces of infrastructure we’ve written about. Here’s what we found.

Community members near the Diamond Head Health Center have noticed a steady stream of water leaking from the property around the clock.

Responsibility for managing feral chickens on Oʻahu varies from property to property.

A stretch of the scenic Maui road has become a dumping ground. Little has been done to deter the illegal activity.

The popular birdwatching spot in ʻEwa Beach had been closed, then reopened for barely a year before it was closed down again last August. Trespassing brings a hefty fine.

Repaving heavily used parking lots is a logistical challenge, the city says, but scheduled maintenance has been moved up following inquiries by Civil Beat.