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After a successful event a year ago, we are once again inviting families to celebrate #Halloween with a fun-filled trick-or-treating adventure on #HNLSkyline! Saturday, October 31 (Halloween) from 10am to 12pm. This year, families can hop on Skyline in their favorite Halloween costumes and visit 5 participating stations along the line to collect treats, enjoy festive activities, dance to live music, enter to win prizes, and make some spooky memories along the way! The following five Skyline stations: Kualakaʻi East Kapolei Honouliuli Hoʻopili Hōʻaeʻae West Loch Hālawa Aloha Stadium Kahauiki Kalihi Transit Center will take part in this year’s Halloween celebration, giving families a chance to explore Oʻahu by Skyline while enjoying treats and activities at each stop. And for those looking for an extra challenge, keiki can participate in our Skyline Halloween Stamp Card! Collect a stamp at each of the five participating stations, then bring your completed card to Hālawa Aloha Stadium for a CHANCE to win some prizes! Cards can be downloaded at www.honolulu.gov/skyline, printed and brought to the event, or can be picked up at each of the participating Skyline stations. Participants can keep the card once complete! Additionally, there will be an online costume contest as part of the festivities! All ages are welcome to enter the contest to win a grand prize! Participants can post an Instagram photo of their costume on Skyline enjoying the event and tag @HNL.Transit with the hashtag #SkylineCostume2026 to enter! So grab your costume, bring your HOLO Card and get ready to ride Skyline this Halloween! Note: Skyline fares will apply. Children 5 and under are free with a paying Adult/guardian. We have another surprise to come, so stay tuned! #HOLOWithUs
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🎃🚆 ALL ABOARD FOR SOME HALLOWEEN FUN! 🍬 Celebrate Halloween with Tracks & Treats, a fun-filled event brought to you by Aloha Stadium Swap Meet & Skyline! 🧡 Join us on Saturday, October 31, from 10 AM – 12 PM for a morning of trick-or-treating along Skyline! Visit 5 participating stations, collect all 5 stamps for a chance to win a grand prize, and make your way to the Aloha Stadium Swap Meet for a special keiki coupon redemption! 🎟️ FREE admission for adults at the Swap Meet, and don’t forget to come dressed in your favorite Halloween costume! 🚆 Regular Skyline fares apply. Keiki ages 5 and under ride FREE with a paying adult or guardian. 🔗 For more information, visit alohastadium.hawaii.gov
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🚧 UPDATE: Magellan Avenue Drainage Repairs Begin Nov. 2 Emergency drain line repairs on Magellan Avenue will begin Oct. 5 and run for ~4 months. 📍 Expect temporary road closures on Magellan Ave (Alapa'i St to Frear St) 8:30 am-3:30pm weekdays (excluding holidays) 🚗 Local traffic, deliveries, trash pickup & emergency services still allowed through 🚫 No parking in front of Dole Community Park (staging area) for project duration 👍The park and parking within its parking lot remain accessible to the public 🔊 Some dust & noise expected 🔗 https://ow.ly/PznK50ZZaLg Link in Bio (DDC press releases) Satellite image showing the location of the project site (outlined in orange) on Magellan Ave. between Frear Street and Miller Street. H1 highway runs to the left of Magellan Ave. Image also shows Dole Community Park and Dole Community Garden near the site and nearby streets Alapai St, Prospect St and Manele St.
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We're celebrating local style and Hawai'i pride! Last month, Pearl City High School students visited FDM to learn about aloha t shirts and explore our Historic Fashion Collection. They picked six favorites, each with its own story! ✨Here are the students' picks: 🚌 1987 TheBus shirt by Iolani: Students loved the fabric and hip pocket. 🌈 1960s–1970s McInerny retro UH rainbow shirt: The rainbow stripes around the hems were a standout! 💛 1960s Kamehameha shirt: Bold colors and gold nugget buttons made this one shine. 🎣 2000s Dietrich Varez collection T-shirt by @reynspooner: Students enjoyed the everyday fishing scenes, featuring barefoot fishermen and others in rubbah slippers. 🌺1970s reverse aloha shirt by Beautiful: Students appreciated the textured backcloth fabric 🕺1970s Sears Hawaiian Fashion Collection shirt: Its groovy vibe and long collar brought a retro flair to the collection! From everyday island life to local design, these shirts reflect the creativity and identity that make Hawai'i's fashion unique. As we reflect on Week Without Driving and continue to keep spirits high from UH's Homecoming, we're reminded of the connections that bring our communities together. 💖 #uhFDM #uhmFDM #CTAHR #UHmanoa #goBOWS
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The final stage of archaeological survey work at the #Kailua Municipal Parking Lot will resume on Nov 2, 2026 through Nov 6, 2026 🔗 https://ow.ly/UYY750ZZ75R Link in Bio (DDC Press Releases) Schedule: Weekdays from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The lot will remain open, but up to 8 parking stalls may be temporarily closed at a time as crews conduct excavations at multiple locations. 🚧 What to expect: • Temporary closures at Aulike St. and Maluniu Ave. entrances/exits • Traffic adjustments to accommodate work zones • Possible temporary closure of one vehicle entrance (at least one will remain open at all times) Alternate parking is available at 25 Aulike Street. Photo of a section inside the Kailua Municipal Parking lot. Several cars are parked in parking stalls under tall trees with buildings in the distance.
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Can you all believe it's been one year!? We're proud to mark one year of operations for Skyline Segment 2, a major milestone year marked by significant accomplishments for the nation’s first fully automated, elevated rail transit system. One year ago on October 16, 2025, Skyline Segment 2 opened its doors for passengers, adding four new stations and five additional miles of service. The expansion strengthened connections to major employment centers and destinations, including Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Daniel K. Inouye International Airport, Māpunapuna, and the Kalihi Transit Center at Middle Street. Since then, the system has provided over 6 million rides through its 13 stations, connecting East Kapolei and Kalihi while improving access to jobs, schools, businesses, and key destinations across the island. Following the opening of Segment 2, support for Skyline has grown tremendously, along with ridership, now averaging nearly 13,500 weekday rides and maintaining more than 99% in service reliability. Additionally, Skyline recorded its highest ridership to date on both a weekday and a weekend in recent months. Weekday ridership reached a record 14,143 rides on August 26, while weekend ridership peaked at 14,192 rides on September 12 during Megabon. Skyline’s achievements have also earned national recognition, with the system receiving the 2026 American Public Transportation Association (APTA) Innovation Award. The award recognizes Skyline’s innovative use of technology to deliver safe, reliable, and efficient public transportation. The success of Skyline has been driven by growing ridership, expanded service, and consistently reliable operations. As the system continues to grow, it will provide even greater mobility while supporting housing, economic development, and a more sustainable future for O‘ahu. #HOLOWithUs
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We will be conducting an annual Emergency Preparedness Exercise on the evening of Tuesday, October 13, 2026, into the early morning hours of Wednesday, October 14, 2026. This drill will involve City and County of Honolulu First Responders, including the Honolulu Police Department (HPD), Honolulu Fire Department (HFD), and Honolulu Emergency Medical Services (EMS), among others. The exercise will be taking place at the Keoneʻae UH West Oʻahu Skyline Station from 11:30 p.m. to 3 a.m. THERE WILL BE NO IMPACT TO SKYLINE OPERATIONS. Skyline will operate for normal operations from 4 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. on October 13 and 14. This will also ensure that all agencies have the opportunity to evaluate their preparation capabilities and to enhance the safety and security of the Skyline system. Residents and visitors should expect the following: Increased activity and noise at the Keoneʻae UH West Oʻahu Skyline Station. Road closures at Kualakaʻi Parkway and Hoʻomohala Avenue intersection; detour signage and traffic control will be in place to guide motorists. #HOLOWithUs
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This past weekend, Jon Nouchi, Director of Transit for DTS, accepted the aptly named Lambda Alpha International Skyline Award (not named after our Skyline project) on behalf of Mayor Rick Blangiardi during the society's annual Land Economics Gathering held in Waikīkī this year. The LAI International Skyline Award is presented annually at Lambda Alpha International’s Fall Gathering and Land Economics Weekend to honor commendable projects, master plans, or regional policies that advance the practical application of land economics in the preservation, development, or stewardship of land resources. #HNLSkyline represents one of the most ambitious transit-oriented development initiatives in the United States, transforming how future generations of Honolulu residents will live, work, and connect. Through sustained collaboration among the City & County of Honolulu, the State of Hawai'i, community stakeholders, and private partners, this effort is creating vibrant mixed-use neighborhoods, expanding affordable housing opportunities, and advancing a more resilient and connected island future. The Skyline Award recognizes this shared vision and extraordinary commitment to shaping a more sustainable Honolulu. A little bit on LAI: Lambda Alpha International (LAI) is an international honorary society dedicated to the field of land economics and the multidisciplinary study and stewardship of land. Founded in 1930 at Northwestern University, it serves as a non-political forum for senior professionals involved in urban planning, real estate development, land use law, municipal governance, architecture, civil engineering, transit, and economic research. Previous LAI Skyline Awards have honored Old Town Pasadena (California), Renaissance Square (Puerto Rico), Cira Centre/University City District (Pennsylvania), and CityCenterDC, Washington, D.C. #HOLOWithUs
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🚶‍♂️ If you live, work or travel along Pālama St or Kanoa St in Pālama, I hope you’ll join us for a community meeting on Monday, October 19th at 5:30 p.m. at Kaumakapili Church. Representatives from the Department of Transportation Services will be there to share an update on planned sidewalk improvements, answer questions and hear directly from the community. @hnl.dts And while sidewalks are the focus of the meeting, please feel free to bring questions or concerns about any other City issues in the neighborhood. I’d be glad to hear what’s on your mind.
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🚧 Erosion control improvements will begin on Moanalua Road near Pearlridge Elementary School. Construction starts October 19, 2026, and will last ~5 months. Please use caution and plan for possible delays. 🔗https://ow.ly/V8Z050ZW6xo (Link in Bio - DDC Press Releases) Satellite image showing the project location on Moanalua Rd, near Pearl Ridge Community Park and fronting Pearl Ridge Elementary School outlined in orange. Nearby streets are also identified: Kaonohi St, Moanalua Loop, Kanuku St, Oa St, Hekaha St, Ponohana Loop and Pono St, as well as Waimalu Neighborhood Park and Queen Lili‘uokalani Highway (H1).
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🚧 A drainage improvement project begins on ʻAukai Avenue in Kāhala October 12 for ~ 6 months. Work hours run Monday - Friday, 8:30 am to 3:30 pm (excluding holidays). 👷‍♀️Please follow all traffic control signage and personnel. https://ow.ly/AHjB50ZW40g (Link in Bio - DDC press releases) Satellite image showing the location of the project site at the end of Aukai Ave. Also identified are the locations of neighboring streets, Kolohala St, Koloa St, Kāhala Ave and Pueo St.
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