Maui Jail, Halawa Prison Report New COVID-19 Outbreaks
Inmates at Maui Community Correctional Center and Halawa Correctional Facility test positive this week.
Indo-Pacific Commander Wants Pacific Allies To Buy US Weapons
Adm. John Aquilino says “the best way to be interoperable is to operate with U.S. equipment.”
Hawaii Public Workers Need To Be Vaccinated Or Tested Weekly
Gov. David Ige’s new pandemic emergency proclamation will cover tens of thousands of state and county employees.
Hawaii Reports 655 Coronavirus Cases, A New Single-Day Record
More than 60% of the state has been fully vaccinated, but the delta variant continues to drive cases mainly among the unvaccinated.
New Federal Order May Buy More Time For Tenants Facing Eviction In Hawaii
Hawaii’s eviction ban is due to expire on Friday, although a new law requires renters and landlords to seek mediation first.
Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal Could Bring Billions Of Dollars To Hawaii
The bill, which is currently being debated in the U.S. Senate, includes money for roads, highways, broadband and infrastructure for electric vehicles.
Honolulu Mayor Says No Plans To Further Restrict Social Gatherings
UPDATED: Mayor Rick Blangiardi said he will discuss the issue with Gov. David Ige on Friday, but he did not announce new limits on social gatherings.
House Speaker Scott Saiki Mulls A Run For LG
The lieutenant governor’s job involves few official responsibilities but is a proven stepping stone to higher office.
Rejection Of Ige’s Judicial Nominee Raises Questions Of Diversity In Hawaii Courts
Far fewer than half of the state’s judges are women, and men still far outnumber women in the legal field and in applications for vacancies.
Hawaii Inmates In Quarantine In Arizona Prison
COVID-19 infections among five staff at Saguaro Correctional Center prompt the lockdown in a unit of the facility.