Thirteen new cases were reported in the past day, including five on the Big Island and four in Maui County.

Migrants from three Micronesian nations are losing jobs due to COVID-19 but can’t apply for unemployment the same way as other legal workers.

Maui County now has more than 50 confirmed cases of the coronavirus.

The online survey aims to fill a critical need — finding out how and where the virus is spreading in Hawaii.

The number of confirmed cases has more than doubled since last Sunday.

In Hawaii, the projected peak for coronavirus cases is in early May. But it’s a moving date, dependent on a complex set of factors.

Hawaii has a large number of big and often overcrowded households, complicating COVID-19 social distancing efforts.

Updated: The order is intended to bring tourism to a near halt. But top lawmakers want Ige to go further and require residents to shelter in place.

The state Department of Health reported that 11 more people tested positive in the last 24 hours.