School Meals Expansion: HIDOE is adding nearly 12,000 more students to free breakfast and lunch eligibility for 2026-27, covering kids from households up to 300% of the poverty level under Act 139. Local Education & Land Use: HIDOE and the City formalized an agreement so Kīlauea District Park facilities stay under city ownership, clarifying what HIDOE will and won’t control. Homelessness Update (Waianae): The state says 15 Waianae Small Boat Harbor holdouts could be removed any day after trespass warnings, while most residents have already moved to the mauka Pu‘uhonua O Wai‘anae site. Community Healing (Lahaina): More than 100 displaced Lahaina residents will return for a three-day Lahaina Homecoming focused on reconnection and recovery. Culture & Faith: Honoka‘a Hongwanji hosts its 123rd annual Community Memorial Service and Bon Dance, inviting the public regardless of faith. Public Safety (Motorcycle crash): Friends mourn Kenneth Calimpong, killed in a Kapiolani Blvd crash involving a U-turn. Gun Rights Debate: A court ruling leaves Hawaii businesses deciding whether to ban firearms, as a gun control group and local law firm distribute “No Guns” signs. AI in Higher Ed: UH President Wendy Hensel presented a systemwide AI strategy to the Board of Regents, including a new AI policy and a task force tied to Hawaiian culture and ethics. Arts & Lifestyle: Nelson Museum opens an eight-artist collage show, and Oahu’s weekend calendar highlights events like Honolulu Night Market and Goodwill Goes GLAM.