A budget dispute is continuing to unfold in the final hours leading up to the governor’s State of the Island Address with the ...

With the signing of Bill 210-38 into Public Law 38-93, the Guam Department of Labor is moving forward with implementation and ...

The Department of Public Health and Social Services is bringing health and social services directly into the community. Led ...

Four months in, we first met them tired, tested, and determined. Now—after months of pressure, discipline, and sacrifice—15 ...

Two new laws signed by the governor aim to strengthen protections for renters and pregnant workers on Guam—targeting discrimination in housing and the workplace. Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero signed th ...

Ahead of Governor Lou Leon Guerrero’s final State of the Island Address, lawmakers are already reviewing her Fiscal Year 2027 executive budget request, and a key disagreement is emerging over ta ...

The contentious deep sea mining issue near the waters of Guam, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands and American Samoa was a focal point highlighting the lack of autonomy United States ter ...

A search for a missing swimmer continues after a 911 call of a distressed individual near Tanguisson Beach in Dededo Tuesday evening. Guam Fire Department Spokesperson Capt. Nick Garrido says the call ...

The retrial of Rudy Fegurgur Quinata in the killing of former Humåtak Mayor Daniel Sanchez is moving forward after years of delays. Quinata appeared in Superior Court on Tuesday via Zoom before ...

An armed robbery targeting tourists at Guam Premier Outlets is raising serious concerns about public safety and Guam’s image ...

Marines from Marine Corps Base Camp Blaz completed their first community relations project of the year, focusing on ...

After months of delays, a new move aims to push the Simon Sanchez High School project forward, despite an ongoing procurement protest. Here’s a full breakdown of the matter. Moving forward with ...