
How Prepared Are Hawaii Hospitals For Coronavirus?
Past training for outbreaks such as Ebola have hospitals equipped to deal with infectious diseases like the new coronavirus.

Hawaii’s First Test For Coronavirus Comes Back Negative
The state used the COVID-19 test for the first time Friday, confirming that a visitor from California had the common cold instead.

Hawaii Senate Panel Approves $10.5 Million For Coronavirus
Gov. David Ige has requested emergency funding for state agencies as the COVID-19 threat grows.

Why Hawaii Continues To Keep Fluoride Out Of Its Drinking Water
Nearly 70% of the U.S. population receives fluoride through public water systems. Hawaii remains an outlier, thanks to long-standing opposition.

Hawaii Lawmakers Prepare For Potential Coronavirus Cases
The Legislature is paving the way to provide funding to the Department of Health for monitoring, quarantines and equipment, should it be needed.

Proposed Crackdown On Vaping Advances At The Legislature
Four bills that would prohibit sales of flavored vaping products are moving through the state House and Senate chambers.

Hawaii Joins Multi-State Investigation of Juul
Hawaii is among 39 states investigating the company’s marketing business practices.

Assisted Dying Is Not The Easy Way Out
In the U.S. intolerable suffering and an incurable medical condition alone are not enough to qualify someone for an aided death.

Make Lead Poisoning Testing Mandatory For Hawaii’s Kids
Lawmakers need to find the money to continue paying for the state’s prevention program, too.

Number of People Being Monitored For Coronavirus In Hawaii Is Dropping
As of Thursday, the Hawaii Health Department had yet to identify any suspect coronavirus cases in Hawaii, but continues to investigate the Hawaii vacation of a Japanese couple who later fell ill.