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.

Managed parking is set to come to this popular beach teeming with tourists and residents who come to watch the sea turtles.

From “leading intervals” to “bike boxes,” the city’s avid cyclists have plenty of ideas to make the streets more accessible.

A pending law would expand how the counties can use a half-percent general excise tax surcharge.

The privately owned ferry service is a critical mode of transportation for the island’s 3,000 residents.

Parking in residential areas would essentially be limited to those who live there.

Hospital officials are very concerned that the problem is only getting worse.