The Hawaii State Department of Health (DOH) has updated to 74 its confirmed case count in the ongoing Hepatitis A outbreak, which is an increase of 22 new cases since the department’s previous update last week. 
All of the sickened individuals are Oahu residents, DOH noted, except for two people who live on the islands…
Second restaurant worker confirmed in Hep A outbreak
An employee of a Taco Bell on Oahu has been confirmed as the second foodservice worker included among the 52 victims of a Hepatitis A outbreak that Hawaii’s health officials expect to grow. 
As of July 15, employees of two restaurants in central Oahu (rough area outlined in green) were confirmed…
Hawaii Hep A outbreak hits 52; ice cream worker among them
The confirmed case count in the Hepatitis A outbreak on Oahu now stands at 52, according to the Hawaii State Department of Health, up from 31 confirmed cases a week ago. All of those sickened are adults on Oahu and 16 have been hospitalized. 
This is the Baskin-Robbins ice cream shop…
Update: Oahu Bakery Fined for Allegedly Selling Food After Closure for Violations
Oct. 13 update: The Hawaii State Department of Health (DOH) has fined an Oahu bakery $22,000 for allegedly opening the day after being shut down for food safety violations. The department stated that “health inspectors had confirmed allegations that the bakery opened on Oct. 7 and conducted sales of baked products after being closed by…
Hawaii Detects E. coli Outbreak on Oahu
An outbreak of E. coli O157:H7 has sickened at least nine people on the Hawaiian island of Oahu, reported state health officials this week. Victims of the outbreak, which began in mid-February, include six children and three adults, according to the Civil Beat. Four of the victims – one adult and three children -…