Hawaii COVID-19 Infections Now Exceed 400
The state reported 23 new cases and noted that the number of people hospitalized by the virus has risen to 42.
Hirono Joins Colleagues To Call On CDC To Release COVID-19 Demographic Data
Early indications are that coronavirus has hit some minority communities harder than others. In Hawaii, officials have yet to release detailed demographic statistics.
Release Nonviolent Inmates. It’s The Humane Thing To Do
Hawaii officials must act now in light of the rising pandemic. It’s a matter of public safety.
Denby Fawcett: When Will This Be Over?
Hawaii health officials expect stay-at-home restrictions will be needed until at least June. They need to see a substantial drop in new cases for 14 days before easing up.
Oahu Traffic Is Gone, For All The Wrong Reasons
A deadly pandemic is no way to solve the state’s traffic woes. But the crisis might encourage more people to work remotely once things improve.
Ige, UH Economists Agree: COVID-19 Testing May Be Key To Restoring Tourism
The University of Hawaii Economic Research Organization’s executive director says Hawaii can emerge as the “premier destination for U.S. travelers over the next year.”
Honolulu Police To Increase Stay-At-Home Order Enforcement
Violators could face up to a $5,000 fine and/or one year in prison.
Thieves Steal $250K Worth Of Protective Gear
Local medical providers have been waiting for the N95 masks, face shields and gloves that were stolen.
Hawaii COVID-19 Cases Nears 400
A fifth death related to the coronavirus has been confirmed.
Kauai: These Small Sheds May Soon Shelter Quarantined Family Members
Residents of Department of Hawaiian Home Lands properties are eligible for the new program, which aims to alleviate overcrowding in many homes.