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UPDATED: On Monday, Oahu reported no new coronavirus cases for the first time since the virus appeared in the islands.

The Hawaii Civil Rights Commission still accepts only paper filings and isn’t set up for remote work.

An understaffed health department is looking to hire more investigators to identify and isolate people who have been exposed to COVID-19. Can they keep up?

There is no practical reason why the Legislature cannot continue session online; lawmakers just need to vote to change the House and Senate rules to permit it.

The company that runs Saguaro Correctional Center says proper pandemic protocols are being followed.

From business shutdowns to government cutbacks to the virus infection rate itself, someone is going to be getting the short end of this particular stick.

The state reported only six new cases on Sunday, bringing the total case count to 580.

County officials say Kauai imposed public restrictions quickly. But some residents think the government’s gone too far.

When a crisis hits, we should have our best at the helm. I can’t imagine anyone thinking this is the case right now.

Some non-incumbents running for elective office in Hawaii are focused on public health as they also seek to gain political traction.