Maui Coronavirus Updates
Concerns Over Coronavirus Spread Spurs Department of Defense Travel Cuts
The continuing spread of the 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has prompted travel restrictions for domestic Department of Defense (DoD) travel, according to a memorandum from the Deputy Secretary of Defense released on Friday.
A Saigon Café Limits Dining Service, To-Go Service Only Until Further Notice
As a precautionary measure, effective immediately and until further notice A Saigon Café will only offer to-go service to customers. Dine-in, walk-in dining and bar service has also been temporarily suspended until further notice.
Maui Arts & Cultural Center Announces Pause In Programming
In support of current County, State, and Federal governmental and health agency recommendations, and in light of the worldwide efforts to contain the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19), the Maui Arts & Cultural Center has postponed all public programming until further notice.
ProArts Playhouse Postpones Performances
ProArts Playhouse will be closing for performances after this weekend based on recommendations from Gov. Ige and the Hawaiʻi Department of Health in response to the COVID-19.
Hawai‘i COVID-19 Daily Update: for Sunday, March 15, 2020
The nine individuals who are self-monitoring with public health supervision are all on O‘ahu. These numbers fluctuate often as travelers arrive, depart, or begin and end their self-monitoring with supervision by DOH.
First Maui COVID-19 Case: Flight Attendant From Canada With Exposure in Germany
Maui Mayor Michael Victorino released a statement following news of a presumptive positive COVID-19 case on Maui involving a female flight attendant from Canada.
UH Mānoa Suspends Spring Admission Events
A March 29 event at the King Kamehameha Golf Club in Wailuku is among those canceled.
Hawaiian Airlines Suspending Australia and New Zealand Service
Hawaiian Airlines today announced it will temporarily suspend nonstop service between Honolulu and its Australia and New Zealand gateways starting later this month due to new government entry restrictions being imposed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Senate President, VP Support Closure of Public Schools
“Extending spring break is a precaution that we need to take.”
Moloka‘i and Lāna‘i COVID-19 Meetings to be Live Streamed Instead of In-Person
Maui Mayor Michael Victorino has canceled his in-person meeting on Molokaʻi and Lānaʻi, and will host a live stream instead, with updates on COVID-19 (coronavirus).
Hawai‘i Public Schools CLOSED: Return Date Tentatively Set for March 30
Hawaiʻi public schools will close through at least the end of March due to ongoing concerns for the COVID-19 pandemic. The closure essentially extends spring break by an additional week to March 30, 2020, instead of the previously scheduled return date of March 23.
LIVE: Seven Coronavirus Cases in Hawai‘i Detailed
The number of COVID-19 cases in Hawaiʻi ticked upward over the weekend. Officials with the state Department of Health are hosting a LIVE update at 1:30 p.m. HST on Sunday, March 15, 2020. (*Live feed courtesy KHON2 News).
Ask the Mayor: ‘Why Are Cruise Ships Still Allowed to Come to Hawai’i During the Coronavirus Pandemic?’
Mayor Michael Victorino answers some of the most-asked questions
Ask the Mayor: School Still Open Amid Coronavirus Concerns
Mayor Michael Victorino answers some of the most-asked questions.
Hui Noʻeau to Close Temporarily Amid Coronavirus Fears
All classes and open studios at the Hui Noʻeau will be closed from March 16 to March 22.
Federal Efforts Look to Combat Coronavirus Impacts on Hawaiʻi
Measure aimed at assisting families with health, safety and financial security needs.
Hui No’eau Visual Arts Center to Close in Response to Coronavirus
The Hui No’eau Visual Arts Center announced on Saturday that it will be closing its doors from March 16 to March 22 because of the COVID-19 pandemic — classes and open studios are also canceled. The closure comes as an effort to protect the safety of the community. Check our running list of cancellations, closures […]
Maui Reports Its First Coronavirus Case
County of Maui officials were informed earlier this evening that the test result for one Person Under Investigation here on Maui was returned positive for Coronavirus or COVID-19. The female visitor is currently in isolation and continues to be monitored by the state Department of Health.
COVID-19 Daily Update: 6 Confirmed Cases in Hawaiʻi
The Hawai‘i Department of Health has received at least two presumptive positive test results for COVID-19 from private laboratories. One individual is on Maui and the other is on O‘ahu. These tests are pending confirmation by a certified state public health laboratory. Earlier on Saturday, two positive results were announced for two visitors on Kaua‘i who traveled from Indiana. The couple had also visited Maui where they had sought urgent care.
