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Narrow Council Vote Propels Anthony Aalto Onto The HART Board Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2016

Narrow Council Vote Propels Anthony Aalto Onto The HART Board

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.

OIP To Investigate HART For Possible Sunshine Law Violations Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021

OIP To Investigate HART For Possible Sunshine Law Violations

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

New Study: Oahu Freeways Deliver The Roughest Rides In The Country Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2017

New Study: Oahu Freeways Deliver The Roughest Rides In The Country

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

Tourists Are Back In Force On Hana Highway. Why Not Charge Them? Courtesy: Hana Highway Regulation

Tourists Are Back In Force On Hana Highway. Why Not Charge Them?

It would be a simple solution to help reduce neighbor-island traffic — and make life better for the locals there, a UH economist says.

Hawaii’s Rental Car Crisis Is Sending More Riders To Biki And TheBus Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021

Hawaii’s Rental Car Crisis Is Sending More Riders To Biki And TheBus

But Biki still faces steep hurdles recovering from the pandemic, including a spike in vandalized and damaged bikes.

Ohana Shutdown Leaves Molokai, Lanai Residents With Limited Flight Options Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021

Ohana Shutdown Leaves Molokai, Lanai Residents With Limited Flight Options

Locals say it’s difficult for seniors and passengers with disabilities to use Mokulele’s smaller planes.

No Bid, No Problem? Hawaiian Telcom Lands A $25 Million State Broadband Contract Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2020

No Bid, No Problem? Hawaiian Telcom Lands A $25 Million State Broadband Contract

Gov. David Ige says he wasn’t involved in the deal with a major campaign donor. But it’s raising questions about whether the contract should have been competitively bid.

State Gets Another $20 Million In Lawsuit Over Software Failure Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2019

State Gets Another $20 Million In Lawsuit Over Software Failure

The state has already won $11 million through litigation over the botched transportation project by Ciber Inc.

The ‘Mauka Shift’ Could Solve Rail’s Utility Woes. Why Did It Happen So Late? Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2020

The ‘Mauka Shift’ Could Solve Rail’s Utility Woes. Why Did It Happen So Late?

HART’s inability to relocate utilities along Dillingham is central to rail’s latest staggering cost spikes. Now, the agency says it finally has a “good plan.”

Biki Announces Steep Cuts As It Tries To Ride Out The Pandemic Cory Lum/Civil Beat

Biki Announces Steep Cuts As It Tries To Ride Out The Pandemic

The bike-share was a success after its 2017 launch, but revenues have plunged by nearly half amid COVID-19.