Guam Legislature Agenda: The 38th Guam Legislature’s Committee on Rules advanced 11 bills for the next session, including making tampering with Customs and Quarantine shipping container seals a third-degree felony, transferring Yigo lots to the Guam Ancestral Land Use Commission, expanding EPA environmental trust fund uses, updating Public Library director qualifications, and extending criminal injury compensation applications. Airport Funding & Capacity: The Guam International Airport Authority ratified a $5.336M FAA grant for terminal conveyance systems, with 95% federal coverage, and reported a 20% seat-capacity jump from July to August tied to new flight patterns. Special Session Recess: Lawmakers recessed a special session on the governor’s $42.4M spending bill until Friday, citing schedule conflicts while aiming to finish amendments and voting by week’s end. Court Watch: The Supreme Court of Guam denied the OAG’s motion tied to a corruption appeal filing, while a federal primary election lawsuit remains alive but with a vacated trial date and reset status conference. Public Safety & Justice: GPD asked for help locating a woman wanted in an identity theft case, and a Civil Service Commission ruling found the AG violated procedure in firing a former assistant AG, triggering reinstatement and back pay. Infrastructure & Military Readiness: A Guam Industry Forum highlighted faster defense construction methods like modular builds and 3D printing, and separate reporting noted ongoing Navy deployment strain for USS Abraham Lincoln. Regional Politics: Commentary and coverage continued to frame Guam’s non-voting delegate race and Washington’s political climate as key factors for the next delegate.