‘We’re Really Celebrating Tier 3’: Honolulu Eases Restrictions On Businesses
But for some local businesses the lifting of some pandemic rules comes too late.
Bill Spares Hawaii Businesses From Replenishing UI Trust Fund — For Now
The relief measure doesn’t solve how the state will pay back the more than $700 million it owes on mounting jobless claims.
Hawaii’s Fiscal Picture Is Looking Up. So Why Do Lawmakers Still Want To Raise Taxes?
House leaders say they will consider increasing capital gains and state income taxes on high earners in an effort to restore targeted cuts.
Mayor: Oahu Pandemic Restrictions Set To Loosen On Thursday
Restaurants and retail can allow more customers starting this week, and team sports may be allowed again soon.
Hawaii Grapples With How To Use Stockpile Of Rapid COVID-19 Tests
The fast COVID tests have certain limitations but still hold potential to assist during future outbreaks.
This Private School Will Soon Begin Doing COVID-19 Tests On Campus
Iolani School’s high teacher vaccination rate and plans to soon offer free coronavirus testing to students set it apart from public schools.
Zippy’s Plans To Pay Employees To Get Vaccinated
Employers nationwide are considering financial incentives to make sure as many employees as possible get immunized.
Denby Fawcett: Giving It Up For Lent May Be Too Much To Ask During A Pandemic
Many people look forward to the self-denial of Lent — not for what they give up but for what they gain.
Hawaii Health Director Says 3 More Weeks For Next Vaccination Phase
Dr. Libby Char told lawmakers mid March is the soonest people age 70 and older will be able to get in line for COVID-19 vaccinations.
Suicides In Hawaii Have Declined During The Pandemic
Calls to crisis hotlines and hospital admissions for psychiatric problems increased in 2020, but preliminary data shows no evidence of a spike in suicides.