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In the last 14 days, 1,273 people in Hawaii have been diagnosed with COVID-19.

This is the first of what the health department says will be weekly reports about coronavirus case clusters.

Households experiencing a pandemic-related hardship can still apply for relief funds up to $2,500 a month.

The state has seen more than a hundred new daily cases for three consecutive days.

Evolving COVID-19 guidelines and a patchwork plan among public and private schools leaves the state without a cohesive strategy.

Oahu may delay moving to the next tier of its reopening plan.

Experts say the preliminary data is an encouraging indicator that people are paying closer attention to their mental health and getting help.

More than 100 cases were recorded on Oahu, which increased its average daily case count — a key metric for reopening.

The public has been given scant details about how and where people are being infected with the coronavirus.

The rate of cases slipping through the cracks of Hawaii’s pre-travel testing program is lower than the state’s base rate of COVID-19 cases.