More than 50 booths, four stages and and a crowd of 75,000 are expected.

Salt Lake Boulevard remains closed in both directions as HECO crews repair the downed pole.

Kauai police had shut down multiple roads in the Wailua Falls area Wednesday morning to conduct a police operation.

HDOT is advising motorists about the switch, scheduled for Friday, Sept. 8, since the waterline work on the bridge will be completed.

This upcoming holiday weekend, be aware of parking restrictions that will be in effect in Kailua and Lanikai to reduce traffic congestion.

According to EMS, paramedics treated one man and five women with various injuries.

The extent of injuries is unclear at this time.

The closures are necessary for crews to safely perform the needed work.

There’s no timeline of when power will be restored.

The state Department of Transportation said traffic will be shifted to the existing Kaipapau Bridge from the temporary bridge on Kamehameha Highway starting at 3 p.m.

The closure will remain in effect 24/7 until September.

Drivers are advised to use Queen Kaahumanu Highway as an alternate route.

Guardrail and road repairs are planned during the shutdown.

The closure will be from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.

The closure is needed as DOT crews repair all guardrails along the highway on both sides of the highway.

Repaving has already begun from Wyllie Street to Vineyard Boulevard.

No other injuries were reported.

Hawaiian Electric is getting ready to begin an aggressive project to improve its system reliability in the Kaimuki area.

Officials say the work took longer than normal due to nearby utility lines complicating the repairs.

All lanes remain closed on Kuhio Avenue between Paoakalani Avenue and Ohua Avenue in Waikiki.