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HAWAII VIRUS TRACKER — Jan. 7: 322 New COVID-19 Cases Diagnostic Laboratory Services

HAWAII VIRUS TRACKER — Jan. 7: 322 New COVID-19 Cases

The last time Hawaii reported this many cases in one day was in September.

The Continuing Clout Of Hawaii’s Public Worker Unions Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021

The Continuing Clout Of Hawaii’s Public Worker Unions

Pushing back against Gov. David Ige’s threatened furloughs, government worker unions showed they still have ample political influence despite a 2018 Supreme Court decision some said would weaken the organizations.

State Details List Of Who’s Next In Line For COVID-19 Vaccine Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2020

State Details List Of Who’s Next In Line For COVID-19 Vaccine

The state wants to set up larger vaccine distribution sites to better serve the public.

Will Hawaii Legislature Reverse Ige’s Suspension Of The Public Records Law? Cory Lum/Civil Beat

Will Hawaii Legislature Reverse Ige’s Suspension Of The Public Records Law?

The governor’s order has been in effect since March, but it’s unclear if lawmakers will do anything about it next session despite their opposition to it.

State Sent Out Hundreds Of Ineffective Masks In Pandemic Chaos Ku‘u Kauanoe/Civil Beat/2020

State Sent Out Hundreds Of Ineffective Masks In Pandemic Chaos

The masks with valves were removed from the inventory of the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency but somehow got back in.

HAWAII VIRUS TRACKER — Dec. 30: 108 New COVID-19 Cases Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021

HAWAII VIRUS TRACKER — Dec. 30: 108 New COVID-19 Cases

For the seventh consecutive day there were no new deaths reported by the health department.