Another dengue case reported in Oʻahu, Hawai‘i; third travel-related case for 2025. Health Department conducts mosquito control and urges prevention measures.

The new Hawai‘i Quality of Life and Well-Being Dashboard reveals survey results on residents' challenges, including financial strains and health disparities, alongside positive sentiments about community and workplace respect.

The Hawaiʻi Department of Health issued guidelines on dealing with volcanic gas emissions from Kīlauea's eruptions, advising the public to reduce outdoor activities and stay prepared.

The Hawaii Department of Health confirmed a travel-related dengue fever case on O'ahu, raising awareness for preventive practices against mosquito-borne diseases.

Kaua‘i Fire Department launches PulsePoint Respond app to alert CPR-trained bystanders to nearby cardiac emergencies, aiming to improve survival rates.

Hawaii Department of Health issued a red placard to Paradise Supermart for multiple critical food safety violations including poor sanitary conditions and lack of managerial oversight.

Hawaiʻi's DOH launched a website to track opioid settlement funds, promoting transparency and public engagement in the state's efforts to tackle opioid addiction.

Hawai‘i DOH provides support after the Āliamanu fireworks explosion, with health professionals offering counseling and resources to the affected community.

Hawai‘i DOH recalled Gerber Soothe N Chew Teething Sticks nationwide due to a choking hazard. They advise consumers to stop use and return products for a refund.

Hawaii ranked eighth in the US for public health, per America's Health Rankings 2024 report, but faces challenges with economic issues, personal health choices, and a shortage of medical staff.

Honolulu water officials confirm the drinking water is safe despite E. coli detection in one BWS Kunia Well, having quickly shut down and tested the source.

Hawai'i DOH recalls Shirakiku Corn Puff Snack due to undeclared milk allergen, threatening allergic reactions. Consumers can return the product for a refund.

The Hawai‘i DOH has detected low levels of H5 avian influenza in Kauaʻi's wastewater, with no infections found in humans or animals. Public is advised to increase biosecurity and report dead/sick birds.