Hawaii Greenlights Large Events Amid Surge In Covid Cases
Big events are still happening in Hawaii even as hospital ICUs fill up.
Hawaii Businesses Are Considering Vaccine Requirements For Customers
As the Covid-19 delta variant drives new cases, business groups are discussing whether to support policies requiring customers to be vaccinated.
Hawaii Tourists Arrested for Faking Vaccination Cards Fined $8,000
A spokesman for the Attorney General’s Office said that the arrests were the third and fourth made by the office for faking vaccination documentation.
Covid-19 Treatment In Hawaii Is Getting More Expensive For Some Patients
Kaiser stopped covering out-of-pocket costs for Covid-19 patients this month, affecting about 190,000 Hawaii residents.
Danny De Gracia: Don’t Count On Government To Protect You From Covid-19
The sudden spread of the delta variant shows that the most vulnerable must do what they can to protect themselves.
Hawaii Reports 549 New COVID-19 Cases And One Death
The Department of Health will also release coronavirus case reports around 9 a.m. instead of noon.
Ige Imposes New Restrictions On The Size Of Gatherings As Caseloads Mount
With hospitals filling and COVID-19 cases increasing, the governor is limiting gatherings to 10 people indoors and 25 people outdoors.
Military Moves To Mandate Vaccines For Troops Next Month
The Pentagon has tightly regulated information about the COVID-19’s impact on troops and military families in Hawaii.
Hawaii Reports 628 New COVID-19 Cases And Two More Deaths
The state’s vaccination rate was 60.6% as state officials urged people to get a shot.
Ige: Federal Eviction Freeze Applies To All Major Hawaii Counties
There had initially been confusion over who in Hawaii might qualify for the 60-day federal extension of protection from eviction.