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The state’s only interisland shipper says it needs financial help to stay afloat as the coronavirus crisis causes revenue losses to grow.

A clear majority says it’s more important to stop COVID-19 from spreading than stop the economy from declining.

A local music store owner and a nonprofit have teamed up to present graduating seniors with an unusual gift.

Calls to crisis hotlines and hospital admissions for psychiatric problems are up as the economy unravels and many feel isolated by public health restrictions.

Small gatherings can resume soon as Mayor Kirk Caldwell called on businesses to protect their customers.

Neither the official figure nor the number of unemployment insurance claims offer a clear picture of how many here are out of work.

Flushing toilets and cleaning pools costs money, plus there are looming taxes. Can hotels survive the pandemic?

Restaurants on Oahu will be allowed to open June 5 for customers to eat inside again.

Since the COVID-19 pandemic closed schools in March, the Hawaii schools chief says 80% to 95% of students have “consistent access to education material.”

Total admissions have shrunk by a third, causing a significant financial shortfall.