Honolulu City Council OKs aid to businesses near rail construction
Due to ongoing rail-related construction along Dillingham Boulevard toward downtown, the Honolulu City Council supports a plan to give financial assistance to eligible small businesses struggling to stay open.
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Congestion due to construction work is seen at Dillingham Boulevard and Kohou Street on Friday.
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Drivers navigate the intersection of Dillingham Boulevard asc onstruction work is underway along Dillingham Boulevard and Kohou Street.
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Dillingham Boulevard with traffic diversion cones because of HART's Skyline construction.
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A sign directs customers for Kapalama Shopping Center as construction work is underway for HART's Skyline along Dillingham Boulevard on Friday.
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Cconstruction work is underway for HART's Skyline along Dillingham Boulevard on Friday.
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Construction work is underway for HART's Skyline along Dillingham Boulevard on Friday.
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A pedestrian walks amid signs along Dillingham Boulevard as construction work for HART's Skyline is underway on Friday.
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Traffic on Dillingham Boulevard and Kokea Street as construction work is underway on Friday.
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Drivers wait on Kokea Street to cross Dillingham Boulevard as construction work is underway on Friday.
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Construction work is underway for HART's Skyline in front of Kapalama Shopping Center along Dillingham Boulevard on Friday.
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