Good morning, Honolulu.

Thousands gathered at Kapiolani Park yesterday for the Susan G Komen breast cancer walk—aiming to raise $350,000 to support those facing the disease.

More than 200 pharmacists, therapists, and certified nurse anesthetists from Kaiser clinics across Hawaii will join tens of thousands of other employees in a five-day strike beginning today—efforts that could disrupt patient care statewide.

Kalihi-born chef Monique Cadavona has opened Mama Guava, a pop-up lunch spot serving Filipino-inspired Hawaii Regional Cuisine in Chinatown at 83 N.

King St.—the space was taken over from The Pig and the Lady until the lease ends in a few months, and the eatery will serve patrons Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

The Philippine Consulate General in Honolulu is hosting Filipino Food Week Hawaii from Oct.

18-25—featuring over 20 chefs including Rob Vasquez of Mama’s Boy, who retired from a 23‐year Army career to pursue his culinary passion and share his family’s recipes. The event, part of Filipino American History Month, will include a Kamayan dinner on Oct. 19.

The Hawaii Food and Wine Festival is the state’s largest food event and will run over three weekends beginning Oct.

18, featuring over 150 chefs and 20 culinary events that use locally sourced ingredients—Native Hawaiian Chef Kealoha Domingo will speak on Oct. 31 at the Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort to discuss sustainable practices.

The cast of Peacock’s new Hawaii-based reality show 'Oahu Shores' celebrated its premiere at Dave and Buster’s Ala Moana on Sunday night with a screening—a live Q&A and music added to the festive event.

The show follows locals navigating life on Oahu and Molokai.

Halloween events are set to take place across Hawaii from October 11 to 31—these include haunted houses, trunk-or-treats, pop-up bars and costume contests designed for all ages.

Organizers note that some events need reservations or tickets and will run at set times in locations like Honolulu, Kailua and Ewa Beach.

Billy V interviewed the director and stars of Breaking the Tide, a short film that will be featured at this year's Hawaii International Film Festival+ the discussion offered key insights into the film's production.

Waikiki Aquarium announced it will upgrade its Edge of the Reef exhibit—funded by the Le'aLe'a Charity Run 5K—to offer visitors a refreshed view of marine life.

PBS Hawai‘i's Hiki Nō will premiere its new season Tuesday, Oct.

21 at 7:30 p.m. on pbshawaii.org. Local students will produce weekly news programs—supported by teachers and industry experts—and share community stories—helping them build storytelling skills.

The University of Hawaii and the state Department of Education launched a 'fast pass' initiative— a program that will simplify the college admissions process for students.

Skyline Segment 2 will begin service on Oct.

16 at 4 a.m. The rail expansion adds 4 new stations over 5 miles with extended hours until 10:30 p.m.—and free rides for Skyline, TheBus, and TheHandi-Van are offered on Oct. 18 and 19.

Café Lapin, located on Sheridan Street in the 808 Center, offers a cozy spot for matcha lovers to study and relax today.

Owner Yuji Sakabe, a former florist turned barista, serves signature matcha yuzu lemonade and other local favorites from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Kahala Mall is hosting the Holiday Sip+Shop event where visitors will sample wines+mocktails, enjoy light bites, and shop exclusive holiday deals.

Ticket holders receive a commemorative wine glass and guide, and early bird pricing saves $5.

Eighty-year-old Natalie Grabow finished the Ironman World Championships in Kona in under 17 hours on October 13—demonstrating her strong determination and endurance.