Hurricane Nolo Watch: Hurricane Nolo is moving away from Hawaiʻi but heavy rain, flash flooding, strong winds, and high surf risks are still lingering—Hawaiʻi County reports wind advisories/warnings, flooding in Puna and Kaʻū, and Highway 11 closures, with shelters open in multiple areas. Water Safety: On Hawaiʻi Island, South Point customers are being told to conserve water for essential use only due to power outages and possible water system damage, with crews assessing infrastructure and backup generators planned. Air Travel Health Incident: A Hawaiian Airlines A330 flight from Los Angeles to Honolulu saw seven flight attendants sickened by an unknown odor; crew were evaluated on arrival and the aircraft returned to service about 10 hours later. PFAS & Drinking Water: Low levels of PFAS were detected in the Fort Shafter water system on Oʻahu, prompting renewed attention to water monitoring and public health. Healthcare System Pressure: Local coverage highlights strain in Hawaiʻi’s healthcare workforce and ongoing debate over proposals like One Health Hawaiʻi, which would link HMSA and Hawaiʻi Pacific Health. Community Health & Services: Honolulu is preparing for storm impacts while also continuing public health efforts like HI-5 recycling program updates and HHW disposal access concerns.