Marine & Fisheries Policy: President Trump signed a proclamation reopening parts of three Pacific marine national monuments to U.S. commercial fishing, including zones near Hawaiʻi’s Papahānaumokuākea, a move supporters say will boost seafood supply and coastal jobs while conservation groups warn it could undermine long-protected ecosystems. University of Hawaiʻi & Economy: UH researchers were named core members of a new $13.5 million federal aquaculture consortium, aiming to strengthen U.S. seafood research and markets with Hawaiʻi-based ocean expertise. Sports & Local Philanthropy: Five Hawaiʻi donors pledged $5 million to UH Mānoa athletics NIL opportunities over five years, including $1 million annually to retain local talent and expand equitable athlete support. Public Safety: Hawaiʻi Police and the Judiciary warned residents about a new Hawaiʻi District Court text scam using official-looking links and threats of license suspension or impoundment; officials say messages are fraudulent unless you opt in. Community & Culture: Moana Waikiki in Waikiki announced it will close after nearly five years, while the Wailuku Film Festival kicks off June 17 with Jack Johnson’s “SURFILMUSIC.” Maui Recovery & Heritage: Maui County is developing a Lahaina Royal Complex master plan, identifying key historic parcels tied to Mokuhinia Pond and Mokuʻula Island. Cold Case Update: Human remains found in a Washington sleeping bag in 2000 were identified as Joseph Louis Serrao Jr., a missing Hawaii man, after 26 years using forensic genealogy.