...neighborhood boards will be able to reconvene public meetings starting on Monday, June 1....

...expanding the bulky item appointment-based collection system island-wide starting July 1, 2020....

...proposals regarding how Hawaii can recover and even excel after the state's economically devastating coronavirus lockdown....

...as of Sunday, May 17, Hawaii became Scattered Canary’s latest unemployment fraud victim....

...One way policymakers can help expedite their state’s economic recovery is by protecting employers from facing higher UI tax rates at a time when they can least afford to pay them....

...According to the United States Census Bureau Household Pulse Survey, released on May 20....

...Hawai’i central planners should reevaluate their push to implement more and more projects, such as TOD, mass transit, and shared vehicles, which contribute to the spread of disease....

...six released, one hospitalized, no new deaths....

...Thirty-two percent of Hawaii’s rural roads are rated in poor condition – the third highest rate in the nation- and 31 percent are in mediocre condition....

...only Nevada and Michigan are higher....

..."This time of emergency does not justify government secrecy. The Resort is certainly not entitled to have their permits fast-tracked behind closed doors while public gatherings are banned and also excluding the press."....

...They Never Saw It Coming....

...report by the Hawaiʻi COVID-19 Public Health Recovery Task Force on reopening our economy....

...Bills passed during the past two weeks include....

...Mayor Caldwell provides guidelines for resuming in-person spiritual services....

...the State of Emergency is not justified by the numbers.... 

...one new hospitalization....

...Jobs declined by 121,800 over-the-month....

...Medicare covers tests with no out-of-pocket costs.  Medicare does not require a doctor’s order for you to get tested....

...“Promises quicker and safer opening of our economy”....