Hawaii Is Ready As Preteens Get In Line For COVID-19 Vaccines
The expanding eligibility pool bodes well for resuming in-person classes in the fall, Hawaii officials said.
Danny De Gracia: It’s Time To Drop The COVID-19 Tier System
It would be better to focus on encouraging vaccinations, rather than maintaining a system that was never meant to be permanent.
Kauai Tightens Restrictions To Slow Spike In COVID-19 Cases
Health authorities say the island has moved from largely isolated clusters to “sustained community transmission.”
Oahu To Keep Current Pandemic Restrictions For At Least Four More Weeks
The state and county will be working together to figure out how to incorporate vaccination counts into the tier system, Blangiardi’s office said.
As Demand Wanes, Hawaii Reduces Its COVID-19 Vaccine Order For The First Time
The slowdown comes as Hawaii reached a milestone, with nearly 63% of the 16-and-older population fully vaccinated as of Tuesday.
Ige Rules Out Vaccine Passports For Trans-Pacific Travelers For Now
The governor also said Hawaii’s decision to maintain mask mandates isn’t inconsistent with CDC guidance.
Governor Says No Changes To Hawaii’s Mask Mandate Anytime Soon
Gov. David Ige said it would create an “enforcement nightmare” to allow fully vaccinated people to forgo masks in accordance with new CDC guidance.
Can People In Hawaii Stop Wearing Masks Outdoors? Not Yet
The CDC updated its guidance to say fully vaccinated people don’t need to wear masks outdoors except among crowds of strangers, but the state hasn’t changed its rules.
Honolulu’s Pier 2 COVID-19 Vaccination Center To Offer Walk-Ins
The Honolulu vaccine clinic run by Hawaii Pacific Health may continue to offer a walk-in option if there’s demand.
Some Pacific Islanders Hit Hardest By COVID-19 Can’t Get Federal Aid For Burials
U.S. Sen. Mazie Hirono said she is working to extend the help to citizens of nations in compacts with the U.S., some of whom face crippling costs for burials.