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The pandemic decimated tourism in Hawaii, exposing the islands dangerous dependence on visitors.
A surge in working from home could give Hawaii a way to finally diversify its economy.
The state s now attracting remote workers from the mainland, while helping locals land new jobs.
Back in September, Sandra Kwan left San Francisco dreaming of the perfect Hawaiian life. The past five months haven t disappointed.
A senior program manager at LinkedIn, Kwan works 7 to 3 from her apartment, which overlooks Waikiki s surf breaks. In the late afternoons, she catches a few waves or goes scuba-diving or just sits on the beach, a three-minute walk away.
Bay Briefing: More skepticism of virus restrictions second time around - even as cases shatter records
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Good morning, Bay Area. It’s Wednesday, Dec. 16, and some Bay Area residents are saying
aloha to the region indefinitely. Here’s what you need to know to start your day.
A bittersweet milestone
On a crisp, gray Tuesday morning in San Francisco, Dr. Antonio Gomez rolled up his sleeve and made history, taking a shot in the arm to become the first person in the Bay Area to be vaccinated against the coronavirus.
Vaccinations of medical professionals began in earnest across the Bay Area on Tuesday, even as the region reported a record-shattering 6,775 cases on Monday and Gov. Gavin Newsom said California had ordered 5,000 body bags in response to the rapidly rising number of deaths from COVID-19 in the state.
Bay Area workers are going remote from Hawaii, and some aren t coming back
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Richard Matsui and wife Christine Guo kick back in Hawaii with infant daughter Maya, as grandma Kay Matsui cheers.Shafkat Anowar / Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
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Richard Matsui and Christine Guo walk past some of the Kaka ako murals with their baby daughter Maya. The family moved from San Francisco to Hawai‘i during the pandemic intending to stay for two months but now have no plans to return.Shafkat Anowar / Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
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Richard Matsui, CEO of solar company kWh Analytics, works from his home office at a condo in Kaka‘ako, Hawaii, one of many workers who’ve left the Bay Area for Hawaii in the pandemic.Shafkat Anowar / Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
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