HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow)- Detectives have determined that the female who reported finding a baby at Sandy Beach on Sunday night is the baby's mother, a Honolulu Police Spokesperson tells Hawaii News Now.

One day after the story of a newborn girl being found unclothed and unharmed on the east Oahu shore made national headlines, police said 21-year-old Keala K. Simeona, who brought the baby to the hospital, is actually her mother.

The Makiki resident was arrested at HPD's main station for allegedly filing a false police report and released after posting $250 bail. Additional charges are not being pursued at this time, according to police.

Original reports from officials stated that the baby was discovered near the water sometime after 11 p.m. Sunday after a woman reported hearing her crying.

EAST HONOLULU, OAHU (HawaiiNewsNow)- Detectives are searching for the person who abandoned a newborn overnight Sunday at Sandy Beach Park.

Officials with the Department of Human Services say the baby girl was not injured, but is under observation at the Queen's Medical Center.

"I think first and foremost, we're happy to report that the female infant is doing quite well. She's drinking formula, weighs approximately 8 pounds," said Patricia McManaman, the Director of the Department of Human Services.

McManaman says the baby girl appears to have been born a week or two early and was delivered within the last 24 hours.

The infant was reportedly discovered unclothed at Sandy Beach by a 21-year-old woman who heard a baby's cries coming from the shoreline and found the infant alone in the sand.

A new auction boutique called Estate Liquidators Hawaii will open with their first auction on Sunday May 5th, 2013 at 11am.  The new auction boutique will be home to the finest Hawaiiana antiques and collectibles.  Some of the items for auction will be the legendary Don Ho’s headboard, a 1910 Taisho antique piece from Japan stunning at 7’ tall, a Yvonne Chen with Koa frame and much more.  The first auction will have hundreds of never seen before pieces and thousands of dollars of exquisite jewelry and collectibles.  The auction boutique is a vision of island marketing executive Carol Yamada, president of Moore Ideas Inc.

“ My goal is to bring buyers and sellers together in a fun atmosphere educating the consumer on Hawaiiana and the local culture.  The proceeds from select  items at the auction will  benefit a nonprofit . “ Carol Yamada proprietor of Estate Liquidators Hawaii.