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  KAILUA-KONA, Hawaii — In response to updated guidance from the Department of Health, Kona District Court traffic, criminal, small claims, and regular claims cases will be postponed until after... read more

  KAILUA-KONA, Hawaii — A Keahuolu Courthouse employee has tested positive for COVID-19, the Hawaii State Judiciary announced today. The individual was last at work on Monday. After getting tested... read more

  HONOLULU — Employees on Oahu and Maui reported positive COVID-19 test results today, the Hawaii State Judiciary announced.  The Oahu employee works in the Kapuaiwa Building in downtown Honolulu... read more

  HONOLULU — The Hawaii State Judiciary announced today that employees at three different facilities have tested positive for COVID-19.  A Honolulu District Court Traffic Violations Bureau employee last worked... read more

  HONOLULU – In light of the continuing increase in COVID-19 cases on Oahu, the Hawaii Supreme Court today issued an order extending the deadline for bar applicants to choose... read more

  Wailuku, HI – Two Maui moms — Sunshine Puaoi (left) and Karissa Pietzke (right)  — celebrated sobriety and reunification with their children along with graduating from Family Court Drug... read more

  WATCH VIDEO Racism has long played a part in shaping public perceptions of Filipinos and their experiences in Hawaii. In an effort to challenge common stereotypes and misconceptions, Lance... read more

  HONOLULU — A Kaahumanu Hale (Circuit Court) employee and a Hale Hoomalu Juvenile Detention Facility employee have tested positive for COVID-19, the Hawaii State Judiciary announced today. The Kaahumanu... read more

  HONOLULU – An asymptomatic juvenile recently admitted to the Hale Hoomalu Juvenile Detention Facility has tested positive for COVID-19, the Hawaii State Judiciary announced today. This is the first... read more

  HONOLULU — A Family Court employee at the Honolulu District Court has tested positive for COVID-19, the Hawaii State Judiciary announced today. This is the fourth confirmed positive case... read more

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