Don’t be surprised if you see us out in the community. We’re more committed than ever to covering the virus and still keeping up with other important issues.

Struggling with boredom or fear as you shelter in place? There’s a book for that.

As Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell has improved his crisis messaging, Ige fades into the background.

Social contact can spread the virus but also protect communities during crises, so we rely on imperfect social media.

The famous surfer and swimmer had to scuttle his aviator dreams when he came down with it on a mainland tour.

We must relearn the lesson that we share the same planet, so nations and individuals take actions to protect everyone.

We’ve never seen anything like this pandemic, but through fires, floods and volcanos, we’ve always looked out for each other.

Political campaigning in the face of the coronavirus will be a whole different thing.

The governor needs to take charge and declare a state of emergency. He should order people to shelter in place and call up the National Guard.

We need to stop obsessing on why she’s running for president. It undermines our political process to give her celebrity status.

The war against COVID-19 offers all of us an opportunity to do something bigger: to work together to halt the spread of a virus that has already killed so many.

Instead, I prepare and stay informed but find solace in mindfulness meditation, nature and Stoic philosophy.