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Hawaiʻi residents between the ages of 72 and 79 will be able to renew their driver's license for a four-year period starting next week.
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West Oʻahu residents will have another option to get a passport. The Kapolei Satellite City Hall will begin accepting U.S. passport applications in December.
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Despite a rise in demand after the pandemic, challenges range from escalating gas prices to tightly regulated meter rates. Dale Evans, CEO of Charley's Taxi, wants the city to repeal the ordinance that controls taxi fares. The Conversation's Catherine Cruz has more.
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The Conversation talked to Kim Hashiro, director of the Department of Customer Services, about how it’s supposed to work.
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U.S. passports can now be acquired through a satellite city hall in Honolulu. The Ala Moana Satellite City Hall will begin accepting U.S. passport applications on Aug. 1.
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Real ID driver’s licenses will be required for domestic flights starting May 3, 2023. About 16% of state drivers still have to renew their driver's license to a Real ID.
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The last-minute decision gives drivers a reprieve, but the city is still encouraging everyone affected to renew their licenses as soon as possible. Waiting could cost you more time and money later.
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The DMV prepares for an onslaught as people rush to renew their driver's licenses, Child & Family Service tracks trends in domestic violence during the pandemic, and we revisit a conversation on local garlic, just in time for planting season.
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Because thousands of licenses and permits will need to be renewed in the coming months, Honolulu is preparing to open four Satellite City Hall locations on Saturdays starting July to help ease the backlog.