The opening of the first half of the system, from Kapolei to Aloha Stadium, is also facing delays that ultimately could hold up the completion of the entire project even further.

With in-person visits on pause because of coronavirus concerns, Oral Surgery Hawaii today began teleconferencing with some of its patients.

Hawaii hospitals are having a hard time purchasing critical drugs often needed to treat patients in intensive care.

More than 207,000 people in the islands are out work because of the coronavirus shutdown.

The mayor on Thursday sent the commission a letter formally requesting that no raises be recommended.

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“Instead of fear and sickness, how about we spread a different message of joy and hope and taking back our power?"

“Most of us in the medical world would be comfortable if we had a high level, quick test like that.”

“These executive orders have the full force and effect of law,” said deputy Police Chief John McCarthy. “Now’s the time for enforcement."

Homemade masks and unopened store-bought PPE are among the items being accepted.

There concerns come as the small number of visitors to Hawaii starts creeping upward.

At least 15 health care workers at the facility have tested positive.