Jeju Ilbo
1. Agriculture
Farmers try to clean up mandarin industry
During a Monday press conference, representatives of an association of local farming organizations stated that they would form a supervisory group to oversee mandarin shipments until the last of the outdoor grown fruit has been sent to market.

2. Society
Authorities on alert for Chinese fishing boats
Chinese fishing seasons are opening, so that means high alert for local authorities. They say an increasing number of boats from China are illegally fishing in Korea’s exclusive economic zone, mostly around Jeju.

Jemin Ilbo
1. Environment
‘Secondary infestations possible’
The Jemin Ilbo is reporting on critics’ claims that authorities failed to properly treat some of the trees cut down because of pine wilt. Those trees can serve as a habitat for the Japanese pine sawyer, which is the beetle that spreads the infestation.

2. Administration
Jeju City mulls new housing in rural areas
The price of local apartments is skyrocketing, in some cases even outpacing prices in the capital area. The Jeju City municipal administration is going to study the possible construction of new housing in rural areas of the city to accommodate the increasing number of people moving to the island from the mainland.

Yonhap
1. Politics
Row escalates over history textbooks
Yonhap is reporting that rival political parties were locked in a bitter dispute Tuesday over the government's reintroduction of state history textbooks. The main opposition New Politics Alliance for Democracy pledged not to cooperate with the ruling Saenuri Party on the budget and laws regarding the books.

2. Society
S. Koreans to sue Volkswagen in U.S.
A group of South Korean Volkswagen owners is planning to sue the German carmaker in the United States for deceiving them about emissions testing results. About 50 owners of the Passat model, made at a U.S.-based production facility in Tennessee, will file a class action lawsuit in the coming weeks.