Hawaii transportation officials say they finally have the money to fix that stretch of the Kamehameha Highway, a notorious traffic choke point that is eroding from sea level rise.

Hawaii’s four mayors have transportation initiatives on the brain in 2020, their latest requests to state lawmakers show.

The facility was supposed to open three years ago but ran into construction issues. Officials hope it will help better manage traffic across the island.

Its director says the Honolulu rail project, long rocked by cost overruns and huge delays, is now stable and on a path to open the first stretch by October.

The Honolulu auditor’s latest update on Handi-Van performance finds some progress, but the busy paratransit service still needs a lot of improvement.

Lags in TheBus’ tracking data can cause angst for riders trying to predict when their bus might arrive.

HART’s top executive has declined to say who advised the rail agency regarding former agency information specialist, Russell Yamanoha.

The state attorney general isn’t part of the deal, so the suit continues toward its April trial date.

A five-year legal battle challenges the control of the streets by a private company that charges for parking and provides little road maintenance.

City officials must move quickly to modernize this essential service, particularly the reservation system, for thousands of residents in need.