The Legislature Needs To Force Ige’s Hand On The Public Disclosure Of COVID-19 Data
Hiding behind overblown privacy concerns, the governor’s health department won’t even let the auditor, city officials or lawmakers know what’s going on.
Danny De Gracia: The Growing Disconnect In The War Against COVID-19
The public feels micromanaged by what seem like confusing and hard-to-follow emergency restrictions.
Kauai Businesses Are ‘Hanging On By A Thread’ Without Tourists
The alarming number of businesses facing closure in the next six months should be a warning sign to state leaders, says the head of the Kauai Chamber of Commerce.
VIRUS TRACKER — Aug. 30: 200 New COVID-19 Cases And 2 Deaths
There are now more than 5,700 active cases identified in the islands.
Hawaii And Maui Counties May Be Reaching A Virus ‘Tipping Point’
Test positivity rates have been climbing steadily in recent weeks, as Oahu’s had before there was a sudden surge in late July.
We Need To Spend Half A Billion Dollars In 123 Days. Here’s How To Do It
We have significant resources and even greater needs.聽What we require is leadership that will connect the two.
Honolulu Closed Its Parks And Beaches For COVID-19. Why Not Open Access To Streets?
The growing number of walkers, joggers and bicyclists on Oahu shows that residents are eager for any way to get outdoors.
VIRUS TRACKER — Aug. 29: 310 New COVID-19 Cases And 3 Deaths In Hawaii
More than 8,000 people have been diagnosed with COVID-19 in Hawaii since the pandemic began.
Lawmakers: DOH Needs To Disclose Any COVID-19 Cases Caused By Ex-Inmates
Any infections at a halfway house or treatment program that might be related to a released inmate need to be revealed, a House committee urged.
Scientists Find Larger Fish, Clearer Water During Hanauma Bay Closure
Scientists anticipate the bay鈥檚 vacation from vacationers will bring a much-needed boost to its overall health.