Distance Learning Means ‘Musical Chairs’ For Windward Oahu Family
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced parents to figure out how to turn their homes into classrooms.
These Big Island Residents Are Trying To Keep Remote Beaches Safe And Sanitary
Illegal campers are flocking to beaches that have no county police to enforce shutdown orders.
Handi-Van Riders Forced To Verify Disability In Person Despite Pandemic
Similar services, such as the DMV, remain closed under the mayor’s latest emergency order.
Lt. Gov. Josh Green: ‘I Don’t Feel Differently At All’
The state’s vocal COVID-19 medical liaison was diagnosed with COVID-19 on Friday. He’s still doing his popular whiteboard video updates from his son’s bedroom.
VIRUS TRACKER — Sept. 12: 131 New COVID-19 Cases and 2 Deaths In Hawaii
Lt. Gov. Josh Green was recently diagnosed with COVID-19.
Lt. Gov. Josh Green Tests Positive For COVID-19
Green was tested earlier Friday after a member of his office was confirmed to have the virus.
Federal COVID-19 Medical Team Arrives In Hawaii
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services deployed a team to Honolulu, but it’s far fewer people than the state requested last month.
VIRUS TRACKER — Sept. 11: 167 New Cases and 2 Deaths In Hawaii
State health officials say Hawaii is turning a corner and cases are on the decline.
How Oahu’s COVID-19 Park And Beach Restrictions Are Hurting Families
Parents say they are struggling to keep their children — and themselves — sane and healthy without regular access to outdoor spaces.
Eric Stinton: Making Sense Of Hawaii’s Lockdowns
There are lessons to learn from the Spanish Flu a century ago and from other countries handling COVID-19 right now.