Hawai‘i DOH reports the sixth travel-related dengue virus case of 2025. Efforts to control mosquito populations and prevent local transmission continue.

Hawai‘i DOH reports a fifth travel-related dengue case in 2025; officials conduct mosquito control and urge public vigilance to prevent local transmission.

Hawaiʻi Department of Health confirms a measles case in an unvaccinated Oʻahu child, with possible exposure locations publicized and an emphasis on vaccination.

The Hawai'i DOH is conducting the Hawai‘i Health and Media Survey via text to understand residents' health behaviors and attitudes, ensuring confidentiality and utilizing a third-party data analyst.

Hawai‘i celebrates National Public Health Week with a community event focusing on health and wellness, featuring resources, entertainment, food trucks, and giveaways.

The Hawaiʻi Department of Health warns of an increase in measles cases, urging vigilance and vaccination due to low local immunization rates and potential outbreaks.

Hawai‘i DOH alerts about possible listeria in MYY Trade Co. enoki mushrooms, advising customers to dispose of them and seek medical attention if symptoms develop.

Hawaii DOH confirms a new travel-related dengue case on Maui, bringing the state's 2025 total to four. Measures are in place to control mosquitoes and prevent local transmission.

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.