Education Oversight: Sen. Vincent Borja set a 9 a.m. June 24 Legislature hearing on Guam Department of Education plans, including proposed southern school closures and consolidation, J.P. Torres Success Academy, readiness for SY 2026–27, special education services, facilities/maintenance, and GDOE finances, with site visits planned to several schools. Mental Health: A letter says Guam’s mental health system needs major improvement, citing long waits for crisis help, trouble accessing specialized care, unclear discharge follow-up, and a lack of long-term care and prevention/recovery supports. Tourism Lawsuit Risk: AG Douglas Moylan warned a $61.5 million federal lawsuit tied to the Guam Visitors Bureau could create major public debt exposure for taxpayers. Marine Funding Threat: NOAA budget cuts could end or slash Guam ocean research and reef protection programs, putting long-running conservation work at risk. Cyber & Emergency Readiness: “Cyber Guam 2026” trained 60 service members with OTECH to strengthen Guam’s cyber networks and emergency radio systems. Jobs Update: Guam added 790 jobs in March year-over-year; unemployment stayed at 3.4%. Pride Night: Love Out Loud II returns tonight at Club Zoh with DJs and a drag performance. Sports/Youth: Guam High School won a $500 Kick the Fat participation prize; Kids Fishing Derby is set for June 27 with a June 20 clinic. Community Safety: Sen. Telo Taitague introduced a bill to overhaul outdated estray livestock laws, raising penalties and boosting enforcement.