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The Survivor Recovery Center on Saipan will reopen today, Monday, June 8, at 1:30 p.m., and resume normal operating hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, Monday through Sunday. This schedule includes local and federal holidays. We encourage survivors to plan accordingly and visit during operating hours …

The Survivor Recovery Center on Saipan is temporarily closed for the remainder of the day. All services remain available remotely. Survivors may apply or check their application status for FEMA Individual Assistance or U.S. Small Business Administration support through the options below: Phone: (67…

A TSUNAMI ADVISORY IS AN ALERT LEVEL THAT MEANS STAY OUT OF WATER AND AWAY FROM THE SHORE. Impacts: * Sea level fluctuations that are generally no more than 3 feet above and below the tide level * Minor flooding of beach and harbor areas * Strong and unusual ocean currents in harbors, bays, and oth…

MARIANAS High School’s Class of 2026 is the largest graduating class in school history, closing a four-year journey shaped by pandemic recovery, fiscal uncertainty and the aftermath of Super Typhoon Sinlaku.

LONG before they reached promotion day, the Chacha Oceanview Middle School Class of 2026 had already learned lessons that could never be found in a textbook.

LOAN approvals from the U.S. Small Business Administration for Typhoon Sinlaku survivors have climbed to $9 million, with the vast majority of assistance continuing to go to homeowners and renters, according to the latest update from the agency.

PHILIPPINE Airlines is suspending its Manila–Saipan and Cebu–Osaka routes as the flag carrier adjusts flight schedules due to changing conditions affecting global aviation, the airline announced Saturday.

THE Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands is bracing for one of its most active storm seasons in recent years, with the National Weather Service projecting three to five typhoons — including up to two major systems — in CNMI waters between June and December.