Production of the popular CBS show is expected to impact key locations for a few hours.

As part of the Downtown Honolulu Improvement Project, Hawaiian Electric crews will continue underground utility upgrades through March 28.

The ongoing efforts to make Oahu’s roads safer will go one step further Tuesday.

Three left lanes were blocked, causing heavy traffic heading townbound.

The State has installed red light cameras and a now speed humps to increase safety for pedestrians.

Work on replacing a key bridge and its surrounding areas on Farrington Highway in Makaha is set to resume this week, forcing the complete shutdown of the roadway during that timeframe.

Honolulu police closed the right lane of the Zipper lane and are awaiting tow trucks en route to the scene.

The project will stretch from from Alakawa Street to Kaaahi Street beginning March 20.

“NCIS” has worked closely with UH and coordinated the filming during spring break to minimize the impact on the students, faculty and the campus.

Hawaii Department of Transportation authorities say emergency drainage work is desperately needed on the busy roadway.

The St. Patrick’s Day Parade is closing a portion of Kalakaua Avenue from Fort DeRussey to Kapiolani Park.

HPD sent out a traffic alert about the closure around 2:15 p.m.

Construction will close one lane on the busy roadway.

The Transportation Department said the raised crosswalk will improve pedestrian visibility.

The work is set to wrap up by September.

The filming will impact several roadways.

The base of the light pole appeared to be rusted out.

Monday’s landslide is the second in a week on the Pali Highway.

He has been driving without a license for years.

The state Department of Transportation said starting next Monday, crews will resurface the freeway starting at Punahou Street and ending near University Avenue.