A new report from the high-profile committee says the state’s pre-travel test program has been working fine and asks the governor to back off a stricter 14-day quarantine.
Former Public Safety Director Nolan Espinda retired in September.
In the last week, 1.7% of COVID-19 tests in Hawaii have come back positive.
Katherine Kealoha and her husband, retired Honolulu police chief Louis Kealoha, are at the center of a years long investigation into public corruption.
Court records reveal two more men who are cooperating with federal authorities in the case against a Honolulu businessman charged with running a criminal enterprise.
Even public employee union leaders are warning their workers that the Legislature will have to make the best of a dire budget situation this coming year.
The plan to develop luxury camping at a Princeville golf course may eventually run afoul of a newly reenergized county ordinance covering open spaces.
State public safety boards have been shortchanged since they were put in place. But lawmakers suggest there may be little help in sight.
Since March, 17,840 people have been diagnosed with COVID-19 in Hawaii.
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While we may not be apocalyptically doomed, we are definitely doomed to change.
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Some say systematic failures to respond to COVID-19 reveal just how challenging it will be to stop climate change, while others see reasons for hope.
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Focusing on your car’s carbon impact may be misguided.
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Debates within the Nanakuli and Maili community about a possible landfill expansion are heating up.
Katherine Kealoha and her husband, retired Honolulu police chief Louis Kealoha, are at the center of a years long investigation into public corruption.
Court records reveal two more men who are cooperating with federal authorities in the case against a Honolulu businessman charged with running a criminal enterprise.
Even public employee union leaders are warning their workers that the Legislature will have to make the best of a dire budget situation this coming year.
The plan to develop luxury camping at a Princeville golf course may eventually run afoul of a newly reenergized county ordinance covering open spaces.
State public safety boards have been shortchanged since they were put in place. But lawmakers suggest there may be little help in sight.
Since March, 17,840 people have been diagnosed with COVID-19 in Hawaii.
No new deaths were reported.
Gov. David Ige says Kauai can require 14-day quarantine for all arrivals.
SHOPO has filed a series of legal challenges meant to undermine a new law that makes officers’ disciplinary files a matter of public record.
