Shark Safety & Surfing: A 38-year-old Oahu surfer, Koa Smith, was bitten by a shark off Cromwell’s Beach and suffered serious injuries to both legs, but he managed to paddle back and crawl for help; he remains hospitalized at Queen’s Medical Center. Maui Park Clarification: DLNR moved to calm concerns about Makena State Park upgrades, saying the proposal adds restrooms/showers and pavement plus staff infrastructure, with no changes to access or resident free parking. Kauai Manhunt: Kauai Police are still searching for armed and dangerous homicide suspect William “Billy” Sinclair, last seen near Kapa’a with a distinctive Harley and clothing; residents are urged not to approach and to call in tips. Honolulu Beach Violence: Police arrested a 64-year-old man after an alleged knife attack at Electric Beach in Nanakuli left two people injured; charges are pending. Tourism Numbers: Hawaii saw fewer visitors in April (about 829,000) but higher spending—$1.7 billion total—driven by increased per-person-per-day spend in lodging, dining, shopping and transportation. Travel Costs: Hawaiian Airlines CEO Diana Birkett Rakow warns summer fares may stay high as war-linked fuel and oil disruptions continue to pressure airline costs. On-Island Travel Disruptions: Hawaiian Electric will relocate 11 poles along Waiehu Beach Road June 15–July 4, requiring a partial lane closure and traffic control. Cruise Interest: A South Pacific food-focused cruise route highlights calls in Honolulu and Kauai/Kona, appealing to travelers planning longer, slower trips.