COVID-19 Curve ‘Flattened’ But Tourism Won’t Open Soon
Loosening restrictions will be a slow process and officials do not yet have a plan to allow visitors back.
DOH Says Native Hawaiians Have A High COVID-19 Rate. But How High?
The state health director said Native Hawaiians and other Pacific Islanders have the highest rate of COVID-19 in the state, but that’s not apparent from data posted on the state’s website.
Some Oahu Businesses Will Reopen Thursday With Restrictions
Pet grooming services and music lessons can resume at home, with limitations.
4 New COVID-19 Cases Confirmed In Hawaii
UPDATED: Certain restrictions will be relieved in phases, and laboratories will begin to test some patients for COVID-19 antibodies.
DOE Chief: Distance Learning Will Still Fill A Need Once Classrooms Reopen
The Hawaii schools superintendent outlined some plans for a post-pandemic school system in a letter to Hawaii’s congressional delegation Monday.
Some Adult Care Homes Want Inspections Halted During COVID-19 Crisis
Caretakers of Hawaii’s elderly say state inspectors are putting their patients at risk when they visit — particularly if they keep their shoes on.
Hawaii’s Legislature Must Find A Way To Get Back To Work
Other governments and agencies are meeting using technology. Our lawmakers should too. There is just too much pressing business that demands attention.
Public Shut Out Of Honolulu Police Commission Meeting
Commission Chair Shannon Alivado says it’s because of logistical challenges, not because the board’s trying to be secretive.
COVID-19 Monitoring Could Turn Hawaii Into A Tourist ‘Prison Camp,’ Critics Say
Among the possibilities state Attorney General Clare Connors has floated for monitoring tourists in quarantine are ankle bracelets and GPS monitoring.
Hawaii Labs Improve COVID-19 Testing Turnaround Times
DOH says results from most diagnostic testing can now come back within 24 hours. But the state’s plan for testing once the economy reopens is still unclear.