DOH Testing in Hawaii For COVID-19 Remains Deliberately Narrow
Lt. Gov. Josh Green slammed the pace of the state Department of Health’s screening program as a “total fail.”
DOE Will Offer Meals Outside Some Cafeterias While Schools Are Closed
Many students depend on school meals to keep from going hungry.
Saiki To Ige: State’s Handling Of COVID-19 鈥楬as Been Chaotic鈥
The Hawaii House speaker urges the governor to order 鈥渁n immediate statewide shutdown鈥 of the state for the next 15 days.
Hawaii Unemployment Claims Skyrocket As Coronavirus Crisis Continues
Thousands of people are trying to apply for unemployment insurance as Hawaii’s tourism and service industries tumble.
Hirono Demands Answers From Pence Over COVID-19 Testing Delays
The Hawaii senator and several of her colleagues also criticized the administration’s repeated misleading assertions about the seriousness of the pandemic.
10 New Coronavirus Cases Reported In Hawaii
An influx of more than 1,000 private laboratory samples resulted in 10 new coronavirus cases Thursday, taking the state tally to 26.
Hawaii State Senator Tests Positive For Coronavirus
UPDATE: Health officials screened as many as 70 lawmakers and staff after Sen. Clarence Nishihara tested positive.
Are Hawaii Hospitals Prepared For A Pandemic?
The state health director says Hawaii’s hospitals are already near capacity, with expansion difficult.
Programs Emerge To Help Borrowers, Small Businesses Cope With COVID-19 Crisis
A former state attorney general says it’s important for people and small businesses to know their rights.
Coronavirus Q&A: Is It OK To Take Ibuprofen?
Honolulu’s mayor ordered restaurants and bars to only serve takeout, while Kauai’s mayor imposed an island-wide 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. nighttime curfew starting Friday.