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Hawaii health officials believe the dwindling number of new positive test results is a lull and expect virus cases to rise again once the economy starts opening up.

State, county and health experts are publicly at odds over whether enough trained workers are in place to track an expected resurgence of the virus, especially when tourists return.

Superintendent Christina Kishimoto outlined some plans for federal stimulus money, including keeping salaries at current levels.

Residents who can demonstrate they’re struggling can get six months of help with housing, utilities and child care.

UPDATED: Some neighbor island lawmakers will be flying to Oahu for the shortened session.

As of Thursday, about 87% of those infected had gotten better.

About 750 students still live on campus at the University of Hawaii Manoa. But most are being told to move out by May 16 even as the stay-at-home order makes it hard to find housing.

At least 100 private, licensed facilities have never closed since the pandemic, limiting care to children of essential workers.

In a new proclamation, the governor asks agencies to do their best when it comes to providing public access to public meetings and records.

Property tax payments can be delayed to help during the pandemic but won’t be forgiven.