New Data Shows No Sign Of Pandemic-Related Suicide Spike In Hawaii
Meanwhile, the state is preparing for the launch of a new hotline akin to 911 for mental health support.
The Kauai Landfill ‘Conundrum’ Could Quickly Become A ‘Public Health Hazard’
The island’s only landfill is filling up fast. But the places available to put a new landfill are severely limited.
Report: Pacific Islanders Face Increased Risk Of TB Infection
The CDC said the problem was exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic, which made eradication efforts even harder.
Lettuce Joins Short List Of Local Ingredients Served In Public Schools
Student meals will include locally grown leafy greens and less cheese as the DOE modifies menus to meet food sustainability and nutritional goals.
Report: Maui Needs A Plan If It Actually Wants To End Homelessness
If everyone living on Maui鈥檚 streets sought shelter at the same time, there simply wouldn’t be enough space to accommodate them.
Lawmakers Fail To Expand Access To Assisted Suicide In Hawaii
The House and the Senate could not agree on allowing APRNs and physician assistants to prescribe the lethal drug.
Lawmakers Pass Ban On Flavored E-Cigarettes Despite Intense Opposition
Touted as an antidote to the youth vaping epidemic, the bill lost the support of advocates worried about a loophole in the ban.
Pacific Migrants Will Soon Find It Easier To Access Key Documents
The difficulty in replacing U.S. entry receipts known as I-94 cards has made it tough for many migrants to get housing and jobs.
Danny De Gracia: Young People Need Our Help Now More Than Ever
Mental health issues in our youth that showed up during the pandemic are not going to simply go away.
‘Why Won’t Anybody Help Us?’ Patients Are Dying Before They Can Get Help To Kill Themselves
Advocates hope House Bill 1823 will lower barriers to medically assisted suicide by making it easier for聽 doctors to prescribe medications and lowering wait times.