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He mau hopena ʻino ko ka hoʻomaʻi kēpau no nā keiki, no laila he koʻikoʻi ka hōʻike ʻana ma nā pae hiki mua.

As a growing number of people are fully immunized, Mayor Rick Blangiardi wants to include Oahu’s vaccination rate as a method of determining COVID-19 restrictions.

As the state’s largest hospital prepares to receive Hawaii’s first vaccine doses, health executives on Friday assured the public that the COVID-19 vaccine is safe — and key to returning to normalcy.

The health care organization is eliminating mostly administrative positions.

Maintaining hygiene and preventing skin, wound and respiratory infections are more difficult for the homeless during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Doctors, nurses and social workers aim to help people affected by the coronavirus as well as educate and refer them to needed social services.

Hawaii has been aggressive in its COVID-19 policies. Here’s what other states are doing.

Even in the absence of an approved vaccine, Hawaii officials are drafting plans to distribute the first vaccines when they become available.

Administrators say they can make space for more patients, but health care workers are concerned about intense workloads and staying safe.