State transportation officials warn they will have to close Dillingham Airfield if negotiations with the Army, which owns the land, are unsuccessful.

The dry West Oahu neighborhood has just one way in and out. A decades-long push to build another route has failed to gain traction.

Residents near beaches and legal hiking trails will not be able to restrict parking in their neighborhoods.

Federal funding would cover much of the $63 million cost, but critics have other concerns as well.

But Mokulele Airlines' new parent company says interisland travelers will start to see improvements in service much sooner than that.

The Hawaii DOT had earlier asked for public assistance locating it.

HART had hoped $125 million would quickly be released last year to help fund the $10 billion project but now expects that money won't arrive until December.

City transportation officials say the goal is "one integrated system." But the changes have made commutes more difficult in some cases.

The public can weigh in next month on whether state regulators should approve the proposed 37% increase.

For months the fragility of a vital air link endangered the health of people across rural Hawaii. The state is still trying to fix it.