TV news anchor Annalisa Burgos moderates a forum with the candidates for Honolulu Mayor -- Keith Amemiya and Rick Blangiardi. They discuss a range of issues including COVID-19 restrictions, economic recovery, rail, taxation and affordable housing. 

Hawaii TV news anchor Annalisa Burgos moderates a discussion among four Oahu educators and a representative for the U.S. Census about the challenges of reopening schools during the pandemic, virtual teaching and distance learning, and working with parents and the government to ensure the safety of communities. This is part of the Tsismisan Census Talk Story series: https://bit.ly/filipino-census-tsismisan 

Hawaii imports about 90 percent of its food and the COVID-19 pandemic showed how vulnerable the state’s food supply is and the need to build resiliency should imports be disrupted.

TV news anchor/reporter Annalisa Burgos spoke to the Hawaii Farm Bureau Federation’s Brian Miyamoto and state Representative Richard Onishi from the Big Island about ways to support local farmers and build a more resilient agriculture industry.

TV news anchor/reporter Annalisa Burgos talks to small business owners who depend on tourism spending and how COVID-19 restrictions are affecting their livelihoods. They say federal Paycheck Protection Program loans are not enough to sustain them through the state shutdown.

TV news anchor/reporter Annalisa Burgos co-hosts Good Morning Hawaii Weekends. She recently spoke to business consultant Ryan Tanaka who also owns Giovanni Pastrami in Honolulu about proposed legislation to set aside $100 million of Hawaii's $1.25 billion in CARES Act money to pay landlords when their tenants cannot.

TV anchor/reporter Annalisa Burgos talks about covering small businesses trying to survive during the state shutdown. She spoke to the owner of four popular Irish bars in Honolulu who may have to close them for good, if the state doesn't lift COVID-19 restrictions or at least offer help to companies.