Disaster Readiness: FEMA’s acting administrator Bob Fenton says the agency is ready for hurricane season as it runs a major pre-season drill, “Silent Echo,” while also facing renewed debate over how disaster response should be handled. Local Government: Mangilao officials again cleared debris and abandoned vehicles near a bus stop in Pagat, citing safety concerns for children waiting under powerlines and near a long-running encampment. Public Health & Community: UOG’s SNAP-Ed “Summer Glow” nutrition workshop series kicks off June 3, offering free classes and tastings for adults. Cancer Support: Guam Cancer Care launched “Fuel the Fight” to help CNMI cancer patients impacted by Super Typhoon Sinlaku, with 100% of proceeds going to supplies. Tourism Push: Guam Visitors Bureau and Marianas Visitors Authority plan promotions in Japan, including travel trade events in Tokyo, plus Brand USA participation. Energy & Utilities: CCU tabled a proposed GPA solar deal tied to the old Guam International Country Club property, asking for more review before approving the long-term power purchase agreement. Cybersecurity: Acting CTO Bea Santos says no sensitive data was taken in a GovGuam website hack, but the incident exposed cybersecurity gaps tied to a cPanel zero-day. Courts: A rape case trial was postponed as plea talks continue; a separate meth case saw a man sentenced to 115 months for selling drugs through a bedroom window. Environment: DAWR reports a rare sihek chick hatched after Sinlaku, bringing the captive population to seven birds. Sports: JFK High won its sixth straight girls soccer title, edging St. John’s 1-0 in rainy conditions. Aviation & Travel: Airlines adjust Mariana Islands routes and schedules after Sinlaku, including changes to Guam–Nagoya and Saipan–Tokyo/Narita service. Military: Valiant Shield 2026 will expand beyond Guam, with drills also planned in Japan and Hawaii. Coast Guard: The Coast Guard commissioned the fast response cutter Vincent Danz, with Guam set to homeport additional cutters.