Tourism & Public Safety: GVB says May tourism tax collections hit $2.756M (about 12% above budget) even as visitor arrivals fell 24%, and the board moved ahead with an Invitation for Bid for a new Guam Fire Department rescue station at Matapang Beach to ease emergency response bottlenecks. Utilities & Cost of Living: The PUC approved a Levelized Energy Adjustment Clause increase to 19.4 cents/kWh starting July, pushing an average residential bill up about $58.31 a month as fuel costs rise amid Strait of Hormuz disruption. Healthcare Infrastructure: Guam dedicated the Mangilao site for a new hospital and medical complex, with the governor framing it as a “one whole Guam hospital” plan that could expand public health, behavioral health, and veterans services. Energy Projects: The PUC also approved renewable energy acquisition awards for four sites totaling 62MW, including solar facilities on Chamorro Land Trust Commission property and near Andersen AFB. Military & Shipping/ISR: USS Frank Cable returned to Apra Harbor after sea trials, while U.S. Air Force permanently baselined three RQ-4B Global Hawks from Guam to Yokota in Japan to strengthen persistent Indo-Pacific surveillance. Environment & Water: GWA says a dieldrin-impacted Mangilao well shut off earlier was turned back on again after Super Typhoon Sinlaku recovery. Local Community: Guam kicked off Go Skateboarding Day at Dededo Skate Park, and the Månha Outlaws beat the Packers 40–14 in youth football.