...Do you remember to panic?  Media will try to remind you....

...WalletHub compared the 50 states across six key metrics. Each metric measures the percentage point increase or decrease in visits to various types of places due to coronavirus....

...suit against the Board of Education for holding a secret, closed door meeting last February, that resulted in denying her petition for rulemaking, violating the state Sunshine Law....

...the results indicate a lower risk of death among those with infection than was previously thought....

"...We also considered factors like how large and how crowded homes are in the state...."

...this is the smallest number of new cases in 2 months.... 

...Hawaiian Electric employees continue planning the renewable energy transformation....

...Only 6 new cases from 813 tests....

...Unless you like the idea of having doctors in rural areas being scarcer than toilet paper....

...Shelter-in-place Compliance Remains Low, UMD Research Finds....

...we have still not received a response to the question posed as to whether employees who are redeployed are still eligible to benefit entitlements provided by the Families First Coronavirus Response Act....

...After unions notified their members of the salary reduction idea Tuesday night, state officials informed union leaders the implementation date of the salary cuts has been delayed by at least one month, to June 1 instead of May 1.... 

"...We want to reassure you that the Governor has no legal authority, right, or privilege to unilaterally negate or disregard our current Unit 7 contract...."

...2.3% -- 21 of the 919 tests -- came back positive.  Another day with zero deaths....

...postponed to a date after May 29, 2020 or the termination of Gov. David Ige’s state of emergency, whichever is sooner....

...the Institute for Health and Metrics Evaluation model makes projections for when each state can safely begin relaxing social-distancing guidelines....

...Hawai‘i should emulate regional governments like South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong, and New Zealand, which have at least initially contained the virus through aggressive public health responses....

...Violations of these orders could result in a misdemeanor with fines of up to $5,000 and/or up to one year in prison or both....

...Feeling cooped up by the curfews and quarantines?....

...and Zero Deaths....