TV news anchor Annalisa Burgos gives an update on Hawaii’s efforts to flatten the curve and the debate over who should be tested for coronavirus.

TV news anchor/journalist Annalisa Burgos shares her experience covering the COVID-19 pandemic in Hawaii.

Hawaii is under a “Stay at Home” order meaning residents and visitors are only allowed outside for essential activities like medical care and groceries. Everyone coming in are required to self-quarantine for 14 days.

TV news anchor and reporter Annalisa Burgos talks about how coronavirus concerns are impacting Hawaii.

TV news anchor/reporter Annalisa Burgos talks about experiencing Hawaiian culture and aloha on Hawaii’s Big Island, including stargazing at Mauna Kea and hiking in the Volcanoes Park.

TV news anchor Annalisa Burgos talks about the hustle in Hawaii and what lawmakers are doing to make urban home ownership more affordable.

Honolulu mourned the death of two police officers killed when responding to an assault near Waikiki. Journalist Annalisa Burgos asks if the local culture of silence may have contributed to the tragedy.

Honolulu-based TV journalist Annalisa Burgos talks about plantation mentality and the mindset of public schools vs private schools in Hawaii.

Some residents say Hawaii’s government is more concerned about big money interests, not the middle class. Honolulu-based TV anchor Annalisa Burgos is covering the state legislature, where one bill aims to fight the affordable housing shortage using Singapore’s public housing model.

Honolulu TV news anchor/reporter Annalisa Burgos discovers Hawaii’s special connection to Dr Martin Luther King Jr.