Energy & Finance (FSM): Vital FSM Petroleum Corp. says President Wesley Simina signed Public Law 24-65 on June 2, formalizing up to $5M in loans for fuel price stabilization, boosted by a Japan grant for about $3.1M—adding roughly $8M in stabilization capacity to protect electricity, transport, food distribution and essential services. Transportation (Guam/Region): United Airlines will move its 737 MAX 8 “Island Hopper” service earlier—shifting FSM/Marshall/Palau/Saipan operations to all-MAX 8 by early October 2026, with Guam-Saipan starting July 19 and Guam-Koror-Manila Oct. 2. Local Infrastructure (DPW): DPW says it will use $20M in federal ARP funds for village street paving and is asking senators to introduce a $5,000 charge for abandoned vehicles and bar repeat offenders from registering new cars. Courts/Shipping (Sinlaku): A District Court of Guam judge approved a $226,800 claims fund in the M/V Mariana limitation case tied to Sinlaku deaths and injuries, directing claims to be filed in Guam by July 31. Governance & Business Risk (GVB): Guam AG Douglas Moylan is reviewing allegations in a federal complaint involving public funds and sexual misconduct, while senators call for criminal investigation and police review whether complaints were filed since 2022. Tourism & Travel Policy: Guam and CNMI governors are pushing the U.S. to add the Philippines to the Guam-CNMI Visa Waiver Program to boost tourism and air connectivity. Food & Markets (UOG): UOG’s Land Grant Extension is inviting farmers and food entrepreneurs to a 5P Agricultural Marketing Workshop series focused on product, price, place, promotion and people to grow Guam-grown sales. Environment/Compliance (GICC): Guam EPA issued a notice of violation and compliance order with administrative penalties to Guam International Country Club over underground storage tank documentation and testing issues. Disaster Watch (Philippines): A 7.8 quake off Mindanao triggered tsunami warnings and evacuations across parts of the Philippines, Indonesia and Malaysia, with at least four deaths and 200+ injuries reported.