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At least 120 people have died from the virus in Hawaii to date, though the state’s official tally is lower because of reporting lags.

Pacific Islanders have been hard hit by the coronavirus in Hawaii. But they’re not waiting for government to take care of things for them like so many of us are.

Many are being dismissed. But the court system is struggling to keep up as thousands of violators are forced to appear before a judge anyway.

The state and neighbor island counties are required to expend nearly $863 million by the end of the year — or they will lose it.

The long-awaited program to let travelers bypass quarantine is set for next month, but state leaders did not have all the details ironed out on how it will work.

No residents at the elderly care facility have tested positive for COVID-19 to date.

UPDATED: Another death at a Hawaii island veterans home was reported.

The University of Hawaii’s lab is a key part of the city’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.

The order allowing only solo use of city parks, beaches and trails hasn’t been reversed, but Mayor Kirk Caldwell has a track record of making plans and then taking it all back.

Putting a worker on paid leave soon after she blew the whistle can be enough to establish a case under Hawaii’s law. But legal elements can be hard to prove.