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Here’s How Hawaii’s Health Department Is Trying To Reach People With COVID-19 Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2020

Here’s How Hawaii’s Health Department Is Trying To Reach People With COVID-19

The state has revamped its contact tracing program, but many people with the virus fill out incorrect information or don’t pick up the phone.

VIRUS TRACKER — Sept. 29: 87 New COVID-19 Cases And 2 Deaths Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2020

VIRUS TRACKER — Sept. 29: 87 New COVID-19 Cases And 2 Deaths

The state’s data still doesn’t include a number of deaths from Hawaii island.

Denby Fawcett: 3 Nurses Describe What It鈥檚 Like To Care For COVID-19 Patients Courtesy: Colene Geier

Denby Fawcett: 3 Nurses Describe What It鈥檚 Like To Care For COVID-19 Patients

Meeting the needs of patients and their families is exhausting, heartbreaking and ‘humbling’ work.

Hawaii DOE Has Struggled To Cope With The Pandemic. Can It Do Better? Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2020

Hawaii DOE Has Struggled To Cope With The Pandemic. Can It Do Better?

As the district debates reopening metrics and reels from a problematic online education platform, parents are left to pick up the slack so students can continue learning.

New Program: Hawaii’s Unemployed Could Eat For Free At Local Restaurants Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2020

New Program: Hawaii’s Unemployed Could Eat For Free At Local Restaurants

The Ige administration has tentatively budgeted $66.6 million in federal stimulus funds to help the jobless and local restaurants at the same time.

Class-Action Suit Seeks Prompt Payments For Hawaii’s Jobless Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2020

Class-Action Suit Seeks Prompt Payments For Hawaii’s Jobless

The lawsuit asks the Hawaii Supreme Court to push for swifter state action on thousands of unemployment claims.

Coronavirus Relief Funds Are Helping These Workers Train For New Careers Courtesy: Vimal Singh

Coronavirus Relief Funds Are Helping These Workers Train For New Careers

More than 300 people applied for 24 openings in a job training program for Kauai residents who lost work due to the coronavirus.

Hawaii Has A Plan To Restart Tourism Safely. Will It Work? Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2020

Hawaii Has A Plan To Restart Tourism Safely. Will It Work?

The state’s pre-travel testing program is set to launch next month, but other destinations with similar programs have struggled to keep COVID-19 cases from spiking.

VIRUS TRACKER — Sept. 27: 98 New COVID-19 Cases And 1 Death In Hawaii Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2020

VIRUS TRACKER — Sept. 27: 98 New COVID-19 Cases And 1 Death In Hawaii

The Department of Health’s dashboard shows there are 1,829 active cases of COVID-19 in Hawaii and that it’s trending downward.