Power Costs & Public Reaction: Guam residents are bracing for a proposed GPA fuel surcharge hike that could add about $58 per month to an average bill starting July 1, with the Public Utilities Commission set to decide Thursday; some locals say the utility should find savings elsewhere. PUC Decision Preview: An administrative law judge recommends approval of GPA’s LEAC increase after projecting higher fuel-oil costs and potential under-recovery if the surcharge isn’t adjusted. Tourism & Travel Access: Guam and CNMI officials advanced visa waiver talks with the Philippines’ immigration bureau, aiming to reduce a “passenger bottleneck” that has hurt demand. Local Business & Legal: Max’s Restaurant may avoid eviction from Micronesia Mall if a first $50,000 settlement payment clears by end of June, pausing the case while parties return to court July 8. Workforce & Training: Guam Green Growth launched its first Youth Conservation Corps with hands-on sustainability and green-economy career exposure. Defense & Training Footprint: Naval Base Guam marked the operational milestone of a Multi-Domain Training facility supporting forward-leaning joint exercises, as Valiant Shield continues across the region. Education Finance: A clean audit from the Office of Public Accountability highlights UOG’s FY2025 financial stewardship, even as enrollment and tuition/fee revenue pressures persist. Cybersecurity & Operations: Naval Undersea Warfare Center Keyport completed a cloud migration of torpedo maintenance software, aiming to cut downtime and speed access for fleet users. Business Recognition: McDonald’s of Guam named six “Crew of the Quarter” winners from restaurants across the island.