The following information is provided by the City and County of Honolulu:

(Tue., September 11, 2012) − Department of Facility Maintenance Road Maintenance crews will resume cleaning and inspecting the storm drain on Lewers Street on September 12 and 13.

The work will require lane closures between 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The early start time is due to the tidal influence on the drain system. HPD special duty officers will provide traffic control to direct traffic around the site. Motorists are advised to use alternate routes and to anticipate traffic delays in the area.

The following information is provided by Keith DeMello:

Governor Neil Abercrombie today announced the release of more than $92.8 million for various Capital Improvement Projects (CIP) designed to maintain, upgrade and expand transportation infrastructure across Hawaii.

"Our highways, airports and harbors are essential to island commerce and our way of life; everyone depends on the daily reliability and functionality of this core infrastructure," said Governor Abercrombie.

The following information is provided by Pang Communications:

Electric vehicle (EV) drivers now have a new place to “charge up” for free in town, as Volta Industries (Volta) and Central Pacific Bank, Cutter Mitsubishi and First Insurance power up two new EV charging stations today outside of Victoria’s Secret and Longs Drugs in the second level parking area at Ala Moana Center. The world’s largest outdoor shopping center welcomes more than 42 million shoppers a year, making it one of Hawaii’s most frequented destinations by visitors and island residents. These stations are part of the Volta Hawaii network, a community-sponsored, free-to-use EV charging network.

“Thousands of people visit Ala Moana Center every day so we’re sure this new location to charge up will be welcomed by the hundreds of EV drivers on Oahu who want to charge up while visiting the center,” said Scott Mercer, Volta Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer.