High bacteria levels detected at Richardson Ocean Center in Hawaii prompt retesting by the DOH, with public warnings issued and no clear contamination source identified.

Two new mpox cases in Hawaiʻi raise concerns, with one case linked to out-of-state exposure and another suggesting local transmission. Health officials emphasize vaccination, particularly for at-risk groups.

Hawaiʻi's DOH received a $1.475 million grant to reduce maternal mortality, supporting the HMMRC's efforts to investigate and prevent pregnancy-related deaths.

The Hawaiʻi DOH issued a health alert for a recall of ANSWERS Pet Food due to Salmonella and Listeria risks, advising on safety and refund procedures.

Hawaii's DOH issued a red placard to King Kong Lunch Wagon for operating without a valid permit and access to a required support kitchen. The food truck must secure a kitchen and pass inspection to reopen.

Hawai‘i DOH issues a recall for Niitakaya USA Inc.'s pickled garlic due to undeclared fish allergens, potentially endangering those with fish allergies.

Hawaii's Health Department recommends flu, COVID-19, and RSV vaccines for the holiday season and announces the availability of four free COVID-19 test kits per household.

The Kalalau Section of Nāpali Coast State Wilderness Park in Kaua‘i closes due to suspected Norovirus and gastrointestinal illnesses among visitors, with options for refunds or rescheduled visits.

Thai Taste in Honolulu has reopened with a green placard after correcting food safety violations that had previously led to a shutdown by the Hawaii Department of Health.

Health officials in Hawaii confirmed another dengue case on Oʻahu, cautioning residents and travelers about the need for mosquito control and prevention amid worldwide outbreaks.

Hawaiʻi is observing its first Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month to address the public health crisis of suicide, with activities and resources to promote understanding and support.

Hawai‘i DOH reports an eleventh dengue case on Oʻahu in 2023, linked to international travel. Efforts include mosquito control and community awareness to prevent local transmission.

An Oahu resident was diagnosed with Dengue Fever, the 11th case in Hawaii in 2024. The DOH is addressing the mosquito population to prevent further transmission.