covid-19
The popular East Honolulu trail reopened this week after being closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Amidst COVID-19 restrictions, Kamehameha Schools’ will celebrate its historic Song Contest through three “virtual choirs.”
And you can see the zoo’s new endangered giraffes.
But much of the 335,259-acre national park on Hawaiʻi Island remains closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
First, parks, beaches and malls. Now, restaurants, salons and museums.
Oʻahu restaurants will soon open for dine-in services starting in June.
Not all shops will reopen, though, in this first phase of reopening the state’s economy since COVID-19.
The reopening is part of a two-week pilot program that will allow people to use the beach under certain restrictions.
Mānoa Chocolate on Oʻahu may be temporarily closed, but you can order all of its bean-to-bar chocolates online and even take a virtual tour.
On this week's episode, Cat and Kevin talk Hawaiʻi COVID-19 updates and locally sourced products.
But you still have to practice social distancing—and no lounging or loitering.
This quarantine-inspired cocktail gets an Island twist by TikTok superstar bartender Ashley Hupp.
But everyone still has to practice social distancing, proper sanitation and limited contact with each other.
Up your Zoom game right now.
This Honolulu shop specializes in crispy beef jerky in local flavors.
Serving delectable diner food for decades, Like Like Drive Inn will be closing its doors for good at the end of the month.
The upside of the statewide shutdown? Hawaiʻi’s beaches are getting the R&R they need.
The Hawaiʻi properties are hoping to bring the Islands into your hearts and homes.
The state issued a stay-at-home mandate starting today, but you can still enjoy the outdoors. Here’s how.
This Honolulu-based apparel line had to close four brick-and-mortar stores, but its online shop is open for business.
While nobody knows when the statewide shutdown will end, our staffers know exactly how they will enjoy their post-quarantine life.
The Honolulu designer offers a tutorial on sewing your own mask—or you can buy one of her DIY kits, too.
In our new shopping series, we highlight Hawaiʻi-based small businesses—like Mana Up Hawaiʻi—that could use our support.
Those in need of some fresh air should make their way to this Honolulu beach park, which is looking lovelier than ever.