The Hawaii DOH reported a second detection of measles virus in West Maui wastewater and is increasing health surveillance measures. No confirmed cases yet.

Hawai'i DOH warns of a nationwide cheese recall by The Ambriola Company due to potential Listeria contamination, with products sold at stores like Sam’s Club and Foodland.

Hawai‘i launches a trauma-informed certification program for state employees, aiming to foster resilience and better workplace culture, with a future focus on childhood trauma prevention.

Kunane Dreier receives the Suzanne Richmond-Crum Award for his influential work in HIV/AIDS services in Hawai‘i. The ceremony takes place on World AIDS Day at Honolulu's Church of Crossroads.

Hawaiʻi DOH detected measles virus in Maui wastewater samples collected Nov. 18; lab results show a wild (non‑vaccine) strain. No suspected cases have been identified and officials urge up‑to‑date MMR vaccination.

State health officials posted an advisory after routine tests found elevated enterococci at Cove Park in Kīhei.

Hawai‘i Department of Health reports a new travel-related dengue case on Oʻahu, bringing 2025's total to 14. Vector-control teams have been dispatched to the affected area.

The Maui Police Department's MMEU provided aid to the houseless at Kalama Park, including health services, essential items, and information on public assistance.

Hawaii's DOH has updated medical cannabis policies, facilitating patient and caregiver access in dispensaries, banning child-appealing ads, easing product exchanges, and ensuring strict extract quality.

The Hawaiʻi Department of Health says OMCCR amended Chapter 11‑850 to refine dispensary rules, citing improvements to patient experience and safety.

Hilo's White Guava Cafe reopens with health department approval after addressing violations including a roach infestation and unresolved sanitation issues.

The Hawai‘i DOH has alerted the public about an expanded recall of ByHeart infant formula due to potential contamination with a harmful bacteria, urging consumers to stop use and contact ByHeart for guidance.

Hawai‘i Department of Health warns of ByHeart infant formula recall due to possible Clostridium botulinum contamination, advising consumers to stop use and return the product.