Hawaii Prison Officials Still Don’t Know How Many Inmates Are Vaccinated
While the rest of the state hopes to achieve “herd immunity,” data on the at-risk inmate population gives no indication of when that might happen inside.
Battle Of Midway Commemorated As Rebuilt Barbers Point Memorial Unveiled
It’s the culmination of a sometimes contentious four-year effort to rebuild the memorial.
COVID-19 Cases Are Declining In Hawaii But Restaurant Clusters Show Continued Danger
The overall picture of who is falling ill has also changed in the islands. Most of the new cases recorded weekly are among the 18-44 year old age group, according to DOH data.
Gen. Charles Flynn Returns To Hawaii As Commander Of US Army Pacific
Flynn is the younger brother of Michael Flynn, who served as national security adviser under former President Donald Trump and was known for his embrace of conspiracy theories.
No Vaccine, No Tests Required For Travel Within Hawaii Starting June 15
But only travelers from the mainland who got at least one shot in Hawaii will be exempt from COVID-19 testing and quarantine requirements, Gov. David Ige said.
House Finance Chair: Fewer Tourists Is ‘What People Want’
But the tourism industry opposes a bill on Gov. David Ige’s desk that aims to reduce tourism through higher taxes and fees on visitors.
Growing Use Of Rapid Testing Provides A ‘Degree Of Safety’ As Hawaii Reopens
COVID-19 tests are likely to remain part of life even as the overall pandemic situation stabilizes in the island state.
Maps Show Hawaii’s COVID-19 Vaccine Disparities By ZIP Code
New heat maps show how the state’s COVID-19 vaccine campaign is going at a granular geographic level.
Hawaii Requires Pandemic Unemployment Recipients To Job Hunt
People receiving Pandemic Unemployment Assistance in Hawaii include contractors and self-employed residents.
Why Is It Still So Hard To Reach Hawaii’s Unemployment Office?
The physical office is still closed and the agency is only two months into an 18-month technology overhaul.