Water Safety Alert: GWA says well Y-9 in the northern system tested positive for fecal indicator bacteria (E. coli), and residents in affected areas must boil water for 3 minutes or use bottled water for drinking, ice, brushing teeth, and food prep until further notice. School Health & Facilities: Guam’s Tiyan and Simon Sanchez campuses could reopen as early as Tuesday after a public health inspection; Sen. Vincent Borja’s oversight hearing highlighted demerits tied to environmental health standards and the campus shutdown. Cancer Risk Data: A new American Cancer Society report using disaggregated data finds Native Hawaiian women have the highest breast cancer incidence among Asian American and NHPI groups when combined data is separated. Child Online Safety Settlement: Meta agreed to a $17B multistate settlement over alleged addictive design of Facebook/Instagram for minors, including default 2-hour daily limits for under-18 users and nighttime blocks; Guam is listed among territories covered. Local Utility Reliability: A Guam editorial warns ratepayers are again facing load shedding as the Ukudu Power Plant operates at reduced capacity amid maintenance and repairs. Waste Services: GSWA’s board voted to mandate islandwide trash collection and approve $4M for additional carts, with delinquent-account enforcement rules. Nuclear Fallout Compensation: Rep. James Moylan introduced a bill to restore and expand Guam’s eligibility under the Radiation Exposure Compensation framework, including higher payments and longer filing deadlines.