Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2020
HART Employee Reported Improper Use Of Federal Funds In 2015
Worried about financial mismanagement, a HART employee said she was asked to resign when she spoke up.
Marcel Honore/Civil Beat
Honolulu Is A Top Potential Market For E-Scooters — But They’re Still A Year Away
E-scooter rentals have been controversial, but if the rollout is done right they could help soften Honolulu’s traffic woes.
Mark Ture/Flickr
State To Pull Out Of Dillingham Airfield, Leaving Businesses Up In The Air
UPDATED: Hundreds of employees who work at the airfield or indirectly depend on it could be affected by the state’s decision to walk away.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat
City Stops Planned $700 Million Blaisdell Renovation
Caldwell concedes the city should focus solely on rail instead with so much uncertainty still hanging over the transit project.
Marcel Honore/Civil Beat/2020
Feds: HART Shouldn’t Promise To Have Rail Ready In October
UPDATED: The FTA remains “extremely concerned” about rail’s progress at yet another critical juncture.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2020
There’s A Lot Of Parking In Ala Moana – If You Know Where To Look
Finding street parking in Ala Moana and nearby neighborhoods can feel like winning a lottery while a lot of garages and lots sit fairly empty, according to a new study.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat
Can Fixing Parking Rules Make Honolulu More Affordable?
The Honolulu City Council will consider a bill lifting Oahu’s minimum parking requirements — and let developers decide how much parking their buildings need.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2019
Danny De Gracia: ‘Congestion Pricing’ Is Another Of Honolulu’s Bad Ideas
Local leaders need to learn to use their existing authority to lower traffic in a way that isn’t costing already strapped residents.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat
HART Struggles To Keep Critical Utility Work On Schedule
The rail agency is eager for crews to work on Dillingham during the day, but the move is sure to take a heavy traffic toll on Kalihi.
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Whistleblower: FAA Improperly Rushed Southwest Approvals To Fly To Hawaii
FAA managers engaged in “abuse of authority” last year to help Southwest expedite service to the islands, according to a new Wall Street Journal report.