Since March, 635 people with the virus have been hospitalized.

A new list doesn’t include case numbers and is not as comprehensive as advocates would like.

The state’s vocal COVID-19 medical liaison was diagnosed with COVID-19 on Friday. He’s still doing his popular whiteboard video updates from his son’s bedroom.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services deployed a team to Honolulu, but it’s far fewer people than the state requested last month.

State health officials say Hawaii is turning a corner and cases are on the decline.

Some Hawaii hotels have repurposed rooms for people who need to be isolated or quarantined while they recover from COVID-19 or wait for a test result.

The average number of daily cases has dropped from a peak of 250 in August to 156 last week.

Competition for equipment and bureaucratic hurdles have slowed down spending meant to boost the state’s pandemic response.

Three fatalities took the state’s COVID-19 death toll to 91.