Hawai'i Health Department warns of a recall by Church & Dwight for nasal and teething swabs due to potential microbial contamination. No illnesses reported, but consumers should stop use and seek refunds.

Hawaiʻi's Kauaʻi District Health Office will begin a door-to-door emergency preparedness survey on June 23, as part of a CASPER initiative to improve local disaster readiness.

PFAS, specifically PFOS, was detected intermittently in the water at St. Stephen Diocesan Center, Oʻahu. Levels are below EPA's safety threshold. The Roman Catholic Church has informed consumers and monitoring continues.

The Department of Water collaborates with Kauai Economic Opportunity to distribute water containers to Kauai's elderly in preparation for hurricane season.

Hawai'i Department of Health issued a Notice of Violation to Hawaii Petroleum, LLC for installing underground storage tanks without proper permits, resulting in a $27,500 fine.

The Hawaiʻi Department of Health investigates one confirmed and two potential travel-related Zika virus cases on Oʻahu and takes preventive measures to curb mosquito breeding.

Hawai‘i DOH warns of a recall for Spectrum Brands' ReptoMin 3-In-1 SELECT-A-FOOD turtle food due to potential Salmonella contamination. Consumers should discard the product and sanitize affected areas.

L&L Hawaiian Barbecue in Maui reopened after passing a health inspection, following a previous closure due to cockroach activity. The restaurant will continue working on pest control.

Hawai‘i's DOH shut down Jade Palace Two in Kailua-Kona due to multiple health violations, including a cockroach infestation and poor food safety practices.

Hawai‘i Department of Health urges parents to schedule well-child visits and vaccinations for incoming seventh graders to meet school health requirements.

The Maui Police Department's Mobile Medical Education Unit provided services like health care and food assistance to the houseless population in Kalama Park, Kihei.

Hawaiʻi's DOH to conduct a survey for emergency preparedness in eastern Hawaiʻi County from May 12-16, using the CASPER tool to assess readiness and improve community support strategies.

The eighth travel-related dengue case in 2025 was confirmed on Oʻahu by the Hawai‘i DOH, with officials intensifying prevention efforts and advising on mosquito control.