A resident’s efforts to get answers about efforts to repair a buckled sidewalk and overgrown trees uncovered a lapsed maintenance contract.

It’s Groundhog Day in Windward Oʻahu, where a pedestrian bridge has been caught in a cycle of being destroyed, rebuilt and destroyed.

Two street Oʻahu street problems featured by Civil Beat are now in various stages of repair.

Three traffic lights used to regulate heavy traffic into Waikīkī via Kalākaua Avenue. For over a year, a scrappy interim traffic light has been holding down the fort.

After two years, a long-damaged bridge is suddenly fixed and a past Fix It! column gets results along Date Street on Oʻahu.

Installed after a 2019 gas leak, steel plates on Kalākaua Avenue are to be removed soon — after yet another delay.

The city owns the sidewalk but a state agency is charged with fixing it in this location.

The state DLNR has plans to replace the docks but no firm start date.

Users of a popular park in ʻEwa Beach still have a long wait ahead of them.

Leaving such a well-used restroom in disarray sends the wrong message to residents and tourists alike.