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Two firms seek approval to ship off-island waste to NMI landfills .

Two firms seek approval to ship off-island waste to NMI landfills

  • News: Guam, Marshall Islands, Northern Mariana Islands
  •   Posted on: Oct 28, 2025
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The NMI Bureau of Environmental and Coastal Quality is reviewing two separate requests from private companies seeking to dispose of off-island waste in NMI landfills — one from a Saipan-based company involving construction and demolition debris from the U.S. Army Garrison in Kwajalein in the Marshall Islands, and another covering pharmaceutical waste from Guam.
 
US Navy under secretary, Hung Cao, visits VFW and bases in Guam .

US Navy under secretary, Hung Cao, visits VFW and bases in Guam

  • News: Guam, Northern Mariana Islands
  •   Posted on: Oct 27, 2025
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Hung Cao was sworn in as under secretary of the Navy on Oct.3. Serving as the Department of Navy’s chief operating officer and chief management officer, he oversees nearly one million Navy, Marine, and civilian personnel with an annual budget of $250 billion. He also serves as the Senior Defense Official for Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands.
 
United executive says hotel renovations more important than destination flight incentives; new planes in 2026 .

United executive says hotel renovations more important than destination flight incentives; new planes in 2026

  • News: Federated States of Micronesia, Guam, Japan, Marshall Islands, Northern Mariana Islands
  •   Posted on: Oct 27, 2025
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Speaking at the Pacific Asia Travel Association’s Micronesia Chapter’s membership meeting on Oct. 21 in Yap, Anthony Falvo, senior manager for Pacific Network Planning for United Airlines, said incentives for airlines for a new route are not uncommon.  
 
Stormwater and erosion control ‘inadequate’ at Palisades construction site according to DPW .

Stormwater and erosion control ‘inadequate’ at Palisades construction site according to DPW

  • News: Guam
  •   Posted on: Oct 24, 2025
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The Department of Public Works has issued a notice of violation to the developers of the Palisades subdivision, citing “inadequate control of storm water and erosion control features during construction,” which it says led to the Oct. 15 landslide in East Hagåtña.
 

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