Business Confidence: Guam’s Top Companies survey shows a turnaround for 2026, with military construction driving the strongest business bottom-line confidence in five years. Housing & Local Policy: Guam households are shifting from tin to concrete roofs, while Public Law 38-7 (signed April 2025) legalized accessory dwelling units to ease the housing crunch. Tourism Watch: Guam tourism remains below pre-pandemic levels, with arrivals mixed and the Guam Visitors Bureau pointing to marketing gaps, aging attractions, and airline demand issues. Disaster & Supply Chains: After Super Typhoon Sinlaku, Guam’s commercial supply chain is back to full capacity, though perishable grocery logistics and fuel distribution still face hurdles. Maritime & Legal: Owners of the cargo vessel Mariana are seeking to block or cap liability after it capsized in Sinlaku, asking a $226,800 damages limit. Community & Health: Coast360 Federal Credit Union and others backed Typhoon Sinlaku relief and Make-A-Wish Guam/CNMI; meanwhile, UOG is offering free Mental Health First Aid training June 6. Weather: Invest 99W is developing but not threatening Guam/CNMI directly, while Jangmi brought record rainfall and localized flooding. Regional Development: The Quad plans port infrastructure work in Fiji, and UOG’s Farmer Focus heads to Chuuk July 1.