The public needs to have complete confidence that city business, including the virus response, is being handled with absolute integrity. 

The pandemic will force some nonprofits to close. Others will have to change and adapt to survive.

We didn’t cause this situation, but we can solve it — at least locally.

Voting was up throughout the state, in some areas more than others.

The headquarters of Honolulu’s city government has seen its total cases rise to at least 13.

He helped lead the fight to legalize medical aid in dying.

Health officials have reported four deaths in the last 24 hours, bringing the state’s coronavirus death toll to 38.

The many Marshallese who call Hawaii home will continue to promote policies to keep all of us healthy and safe.

The state Department of Health is trying to hire new staff to address a shortage as the virus spreads.

Despite a troubling rise in the number of cases, the public does not seem to have an appropriate sense of urgency, an epidemic tracking expert says.

The pandemic is allowing private instructors to offer small group lessons to parents who are wary of children returning to school campuses — and who can afford it.

Data shows nine inmates and seven staff at the state’s largest jail have tested positive so far in the coronavirus outbreak.

DeCoite, Quilingking remain the winners of their primaries, and the Kauai County Council lineup stays the same.

Most neighbor island schools will now start with all distance learning as HSTA pressures the administration.

A federal prosecutor described Miske as one of the most dangerous defendants he has ever prosecuted.

UPDATED: The health department says two elderly Oahu men have died, bringing the total death toll to 36.

The Hawaii congresswoman says that state Health Director Bruce Anderson and Epidemiologist Sarah Park have put the community in danger by being slow to hire more COVID-19 contact tracers.

Parents may have to sign off that they “voluntarily assume the risk” of their child contracting COVID-19 in the classroom.

The Hawaii businessman charged with racketeering and murder convinced several people to write letters on his behalf so that he can get out on bail while awaiting trial.

Debates within the Nanakuli and Maili community about a possible landfill expansion are heating up.