Public Safety—E-motorcycle crash: Honolulu police say an e-motorcyclist was ejected and taken to the hospital in critical condition after a collision on Punahou St. near Clark St. around 11:50 p.m.; the rider was not wearing a helmet, and investigators are looking at possible speed, drugs, or alcohol. Health Policy—Colon cancer access: Gov. Josh Green signed HB 1969, requiring state-funded insurers to cover follow-up colonoscopies after a positive test with no co-pays for eligible patients, aiming to reduce Hawaii’s high colon cancer burden. Community Wellness—Youth hub opens in Puna: Neighborhood Place of Puna launched the Puna ʻŌpio Hub for ages 14–25, offering drop-in support and workshops on jobs, credit, and money management. Food Safety—Subway Kunia closed: Hawaii DOH ordered a Kunia Subway to close after refrigeration units were found above safe temperatures; it can’t reopen until critical violations are fixed and re-inspected. Justice & Care—“Stranger danger” charge: Batarti (Bhakti) Gabbard, brother of Tulsi Gabbard, was charged with second-degree custodial interference after police allege he tried to lure children at a Waikīkī hotel pool with gum and money. Science & Medicine Debate—Testosterone screening questioned: Doctors and health experts are challenging the Pentagon’s new testosterone-deficiency screening plan, warning it may lead to unnecessary or harmful treatment. Local Politics—Transit-oriented housing push: Rep. Ed Case introduced a bill to boost affordable housing tax incentives for transit-connected, higher-density areas, with potential reach beyond Oʻahu.