Hawaii Expects To Meet Biden’s New Goal Of Offering Vaccines To All Adults By April 19
Honolulu is the only county in Hawaii that has yet to widen its COVID-19 vaccine eligibility pool to everyone 16 and older.
Official In Charge Of Hawaii’s COVID-19 Contact Tracing Resigns
The circumstances of her resignation are still unclear.
Hawaii Parents Say ‘So Far, So Good’ As Schools Push Toward Full Reopening
Schools had to get creative to accommodate more in-person students while maintaining safety protocols to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
New CDC Guidance Paves The Way For Hawaii To Implement ‘Vaccine Passports’
The federal agency said it’s safe for fully vaccinated people to travel without testing or quarantine.
Vaccines Open To 16 And Up On Kauai And Big Island
More vaccines are on their way, but so are visitors.
Hawaii’s Pandemic-Induced Rental Car Shortage — Here’s What The Data Shows
Rental car companies sold off part of their fleets to make up for economic losses caused by the pandemic.
Hawaii Supreme Court May Lift COVID-19 Order To Free Inmates Without Bail
The order was designed to reduce jail populations and limit the spread of COVID-19, but infections in jails have stabilized, the court says.
State Warns People To Avoid Maui Church That Failed To Rein In COVID-19 Cluster
UPDATE: King’s Cathedral in Kahului still plans to hold in-person events this weekend, despite state health officials urging it not to.
Kauai Wants To Reopen Beaches. That Could Put Homeless Back On The Streets
The county’s shelter-in-place program granted some homeless people a measure of stability. Now that it’s over, they say they have nowhere to go.
Cocktails To Go? Hawaii Restaurants Hope Service Will Outlast The Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic prompted dozens of states to allow bars and restaurants to sell to-go alcohol. Will Hawaii’s new liquor policy stick after the virus subsides?