USACE Leadership Change: Lt. Col. Simratpal Singh was appointed to lead the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Super Typhoon Sinlaku Recovery Field Office in Saipan, taking over from Lt. Col. Adrian Biggerstaff as recovery work continues across CNMI. Tinian Power Restored: USACE and partners delivered temporary large-scale generator power to Tinian after Sinlaku damaged the island’s power plant, with officials calling electricity a key step for safety and rebuilding. SBA Disaster Help Expands: The SBA opened an additional Saipan Business Recovery Center starting June 2 and says it has approved more than $3.87M in disaster loans so far—mostly to homeowners and renters, with outreach now pushing more business participation. Grid Recovery Watch: CUC says Saipan is just over halfway restoring primary lines, but progress is slowing due to stolen copper conductors and material shortages; resources are shifting to Kagman. Renewables Push: CUC issued a notice of intent for a major solar contract—53 MW on Saipan, 11 MW on Tinian, 3 MW on Rota—with battery storage to stabilize the grid. Tourism Moves: The MVA board advanced plans for the return of direct flights from Korea and Japan, including resuming nighttime operations at Saipan airport and cost-saving office relocation discussions. Local Policy: Gov. Apatang signed a law directing $220,000 from electronic gambling license fees to the Mariana Islands Nature Alliance and legislative delegation operations. Immigration Policy Shift: A new USCIS memo signals tighter scrutiny for green card applicants seeking adjustment of status inside the U.S., potentially forcing more people to complete processing overseas. Public Safety: CNMI DPS urged vigilance after burglaries involving businesses and schools were reported during and after Sinlaku, with patrols continuing in affected areas.