Disaster Recovery Deadlines: The Red Cross says June 1 is the last day to apply for financial assistance for households with significant home damage, with caseworkers still helping fill missing paperwork. Storm Recovery Support: CNMI’s S.T.R.O.N.G. Tent and Roofing Program also has a June 1 deadline for Sinlaku-impacted homeowners on Saipan and Tinian, with eligibility checks by USACE and no cost temporary roofing that won’t affect FEMA aid. Power Costs & Energy Choices: Rising electricity bills and post-Sinlaku grid worries are pushing more CNMI residents toward off-grid solar, even as CUC’s June Fuel Adjustment Charge drops. Maritime Legal Fight: Owners of the cargo vessel M/V Mariana are asking a Guam federal court to cap liability at $226,800 or fully dismiss liability after the vessel capsized during Super Typhoon Sinlaku. Immigration Policy Pressure: Candidates in Guam and CNMI are criticizing a new USCIS memo that treats adjustment of status as discretionary, warning it could worsen labor shortages and raise costs. Local Government & Services: Guam Fire Department’s proposed ambulance fee hikes would raise rides from under $200 to over $1,000 and add a per-mile charge, with public town halls and a Senate review before any changes. Tourism & Aviation: The Marianas Visitors Authority board swore in a new member and discussed tourism reboot steps, while airline route changes continue as services restart after Sinlaku. Federal Business Help: SBA is adding a Saipan Business Recovery Center location starting June 2 to help businesses and nonprofits apply for disaster loans.