Good morning, Honolulu.

Lasagna Love, a nonprofit group, plans to feed 50,000 Oahu residents during National Lasagna Month with meals delivered by volunteers and donations welcomed.

Oahu leader Brandi Watson said many families are struggling and urged locals to sign up for kitchen help.

Ramar Foods launches four new tropical ice cream flavors to mark National Ice Cream Day — serving Filipino silog meals on HNN’s Sunrise — and will host a free book signing with Chef Nicole Ponseca at the Filipino Community Center on July 25 from 5:30-7:30 p.m.

A wrong-way head-on collision on H-1 westbound in Makiki on July 20th at about 3:45 a.m. killed a 25-year-old woman and sent a 77-year-old man to hospital when her sedan hit his 18-wheeler — authorities later reopened the roadway by 9 a.m.

On Saturday night in Kaka’ako, officers arrested a 29-year-old woman suspected of driving under the influence who became combative and bit an officer— the injured officer was treated at a nearby hospital.

On Saturday, a 29-year-old female driver was arrested near Ala Moana Boulevard + Koula Street for DUI and disorderly conduct after she became combative and bit an officer during her arrest, and the injured officer was treated and released from the hospital.

Local film leaders formed the Hawai‘i Film Alliance to push for better state tax credits and support workforce training as the industry faces fewer big-budget productions.

The group will work with lawmakers to keep local jobs and funds in Honolulu—hoping to reverse a trend that has driven talent away.

Lanikai Canoe Club claimed the OHCRA canoe racing championship Sunday at Keehi Lagoon after its women’s crew won the Senior Women’s race — even though the Outrigger men’s team finished first in their event.