Danny De Gracia: It’s Time To Envision Hawaii’s Future
When the all-clear comes, we need to work to diversify Hawaii鈥檚 economy and create a new independence.
Hawaii Banks Start Rolling Out Relief To Small Firms
With some $350 billion to spread around, banks across the nation began taking applications from small businesses on Friday.
Justice Delayed: Pandemic Puts Court Cases And Lives On Hold
One of many issues raised by the closures and delays is whether defendants will get legally required “speedy trials.”
Survey: Most Of Us Are Staying Home During Virus Outbreak
The online survey aims to fill a critical need — finding out how and where the virus is spreading in Hawaii.
Hawaii Coronavirus Cases Now At 371
The number of confirmed cases has more than doubled since last Sunday.
Educators Worry About Kids With No Computers As Online Classes Start
The Department of Education doesn’t track how many students lack computers and internet access, but they tend to be low income and in rural areas.
Hawaii’s Medical Marijuana Dispensaries Remain Open During Virus Crisis
Like other businesses, the pot shops are offering special kupuna services and social distancing practices.
Hawaii Officials Are Struggling To Get Help To Overburdened Agencies
Confusion within the Ige administration over Hawaii’s collective bargaining law is slowing aid to departments feeling the crunch of the coronavirus crisis.
Hawaii Records 32 New COVID-19 Cases, One Death
UPDATED: The new cases bring the state’s total count to 351.
How Susceptible Are You To Coronavirus? The Answer Could Be In Your DNA
Researchers think ethnicity may play a role in how hard a population gets hit by the virus.