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With the state’s largest industry shut down and federal funds soon to dry up, nothing is on the horizon to replace residents’ lost income.

The group, seeing gaps in enforcement, has helped state and local investigators track down scofflaw tourists.

State emergency management officials are trying to better understand COVID-19’s toll on island communities.

The $100 million in relief has been a lifeline to Hawaii hospitals and clinics during the pandemic, but it won’t fully cover their losses.

Fishery managers met remotely this week to discuss the dwindling of their markets because of COVID-19.

Lawmakers scrambling for ways to restart tourism expressed concern on Thursday after the governor announced plans to extend a 14-day travel quarantine.

The state panel of economic experts now says Hawaii will be short by hundreds of millions of dollars more than expected.

The governor needs to cooperate with the Legislature instead of making a difficult situation worse.

The latest UHERO scenario puts the state’s economic recovery years off, especially if political leaders wait much longer to re-energize the visitor industry.

Forget government action, local action by local people is what will make the biggest difference in getting through the pandemic.