Typhoon Sinlaku Recovery: Marine water quality monitoring on Saipan’s east beaches is temporarily paused after storm damage made several sites unsafe to access, including Jeffery’s Beach, Bird Island Beach, North Laulau Beach, and Old Man by the Sea. Power Restoration: Tinian residents received sustained temporary generator power after Sinlaku damaged the island’s power plant, with officials stressing electricity as key to health, safety, and recovery. Health Support After the Storm: Guam Cancer Care launched “Fuel the Fight” to supply CNMI cancer patients with essentials like nutrition products and medical supplies impacted by Sinlaku. Radiation Justice Push: Radiation survivors and advocates renewed calls to include the Northern Mariana Islands in a proposed expansion of the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, seeking parity for Pacific survivors. Local Environment & Safety: The Department of Public Lands says Managaha could reopen by early June after cleanup and safety/biohazard clearance following severe erosion and debris from Sinlaku. Community & Food Access: SUN Bucks Summer EBT is set to provide $120 per eligible child in June, and CNMI is listed among participating territories. Policy & Rights: A congressional briefing on June 4 will examine “consent of the governed” for U.S. territories, including CNMI. Immigration Enforcement: A Filipino national was sentenced to 18 months in CNMI federal court for a work-permit fraud scheme involving hundreds of fraudulent applications. Funding & Infrastructure: FEMA approved over $1.3 million in post-disaster support for Public Assistance and hazard mitigation projects affecting the Northern Mariana Islands.