Eight people have been arrested since Thursday on suspicion of violating state or county states of emergency due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to police booking logs. Read more
A 35-year-old Hilo man has been charged with enhanced penalties after police said he burglarized a Kurtistown home during Gov. David Ige’s emergency proclamation for the coronavirus outbreak. Read more
Nearly a quarter of Hawaii residents surveyed as part of a new COVID-19 tracking effort reported that they had symptoms that could be the result of having the new coronavirus. Read more
The state’s coronavirus death toll stands at 4, unchanged from Saturday. Read more
Saturday’s trans-Pacific passenger count was 683, including 106 visitors and 220 residents returning home to Hawaii. Read more
Some Hawaii residents say social distancing is the antithesis of tradition in the state, where people greet each other with hugs, kisses and lei, and families are close-knit. Read more
Despite the dire prediction, some Hawaii chefs are banding together (at a respectful distance, of course) to stay afloat. Read more
The state Department of Heath reported that preliminary information shows the fourth coronavirus death was likely not from community spread, “in that the person may have been exposed to someone who had traveled.” Read more
Two of Maui’s best female competitors are among the many Division I scholarship athletes wearing their school colors at home these days, where dens and bedrooms are now serving as online classrooms. Read more
It’s tough to plan ahead when the state economy is a shambles, but Gov. David Ige and state lawmakers will have to make tough spending and policy choices for next year. Read more
True ocean recreation still allowed at beaches; Lanai’s axis deer hunting season canceled for now; Menehune Mayhem scholarship deadline extended. Read more
Art Whistler, a world-renowned botanist, a prolific author, a University of Hawaii adjunct professor, and an expert on the flora of the South Pacific, died Thursday after battling the coronavirus. Read more
While covering our faces, let’s just face it. Keeping to ourselves is harder here than it is for people who live elsewhere. Read more
Jennifer Oberg normally uses her dressmaking skills to enhance the best times of people’s lives, but now she’s working to help them survive the worst. Read more
The changes we initially implemented are being revisited as the pandemic evolves. Our mission, however, has not changed one iota: We will continue to deliver essential in-depth statewide news and information 24/7 throughout this crisis. Read more
Maui residents determined to stay engaged in their local government during the COVID-19 shutdown have been rewarded with intimate glimpses of their representatives they wouldn’t get from a normal public meeting. Read more
Public restrooms at Kaumahina and Puaakaa wayside parks on Hana Highway will remain closed until further notice while the famed road is restricted to local traffic only. Read more
You don’t have to think of us very often — but don’t think we are not there trying to help you, along with all those other people whom you hear about so often. Read more
Be sure you’re on the hawaii.gov address. This form collects sensitive personal information. There are numerous imposters floating around, according to the department. Read more
The right actions now will ensure that when we do defeat the coronavirus, doors will reopen for Hawaii businesses, workers can return to their jobs and our economy will get back on track. Read more
Hawaii’s job losses and business shutdowns from COVID-19 have yet to show up in the Bankruptcy Court filings, but it appears to be only a matter of time before the court gets overwhelmed. Read more
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