The 18th annual LifeWorks Guam Candlelight Memorial Service, in commemoration of suicide awareness month, was filled with heartfelt memories, as the community came together to walk out of the darkness that suicide brings, lighting candles for loved ones lost.
Dogs big and small, boonie and purebred, packed in to the Department of Agriculture’s pet licensing outreach event Saturday at the Mongmong-To… Read more
A tropical disturbance, identified as Invest 96W as of Saturday, is expected to pass just south of Guam, bringing wet and windy weather with i… Read more
A trip to your financial institution isn't often associated with fun, but, Coast360 Federal Credit Union’s Maite headquarters was transformed … Read more
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John and Elaine Santos had hoped to build on property left behind by John Santos' late parents, but have encountered a pitfall trying to obtai… Read more
Guam's Federal Public Defender John Gorman received the 2022 Cristobal C. Duenas Excellence Award during a regional conference held last week. Read more
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Two more men were arrested and charged in connection to the robbing of Yigo Shell gas station last month. Read more
A breakfast meal served to Tiyan High School students earlier this week raised some concern, with a picture shared on social media having some… Read more
Three lots in Dededo could become sites for cultural centers if several bills authored by Sen. Clynt Ridgell are passed into law. Read more
Star Marianas Air Inc. is now operating weekday flights between Rota and Guam, and it took quite a bit of coordination and collaboration to ma… Read more
Visitors and residents now have something more pleasing to the eyes to gaze upon in the village of Inalåhan. The Guam Visitors Bureau, in part… Read more
Three lots in Dededo could become sites for cultural centers if several bills authored by Sen. Clynt Ridgell are passed into law. Read more
Star Marianas Air Inc. is now operating weekday flights between Rota and Guam, and it took quite a bit of coordination and collaboration to ma… Read more
Future entrepreneurs are able to attend the new Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation, which the University of Guam unveiled on Sept. 15. Read more
On Sept. 9, the Marianas Tourism Education Council (MTEC) met with the school MYWAVE (Marianas Youth Welcome All Visitors Enthusiastically) cl… Read more
The Public Utilities Commission has decided on a 5.5% rate increase for the Guam Waterworks Authority in fiscal year 2023, and has set another… Read more
The Guam Election Commission Board of Commissioners met to finalize the plans for early voting for the island’s 2022 general election, during … Read more
The COVID-19 positivity rate on Guam continues to decrease along with many other places in the world, and while that is not a sign that the pa… Read more
A guest speaker for the Pacific Judicial Council Biennial Conference walked members of Guam's legal community through how much easier drug tra… Read more
The Guam Solid Waste Authority is currently operating four packer trucks, a few short of a full fleet. But despite the current shortage in equ… Read more
The Civil Service Commission has decided on a lower burden of proof for management to justify the termination of Manny T. Acfalle, a former De… Read more
Lawmakers will meet for session today to discuss bills designed to address communication between complainants and the Guam Board of Medical Ex… Read more
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero and Lt. Gov Josh Tenorio hosted U.S. Department of the Interior Assistant Secretary for Insular and International Affai… Read more
Attorney Daniel Somerfleck initially joked that legislation proposing to create stalking protection provisions on Guam would only substantiall… Read more
A man who told police he was shot at Tanguisson Beach last week confessed he made it up and was actually injured after trying to shoot a makes… Read more
Come December, students from Oceanview Middle School in Hågat can expect to move to Southern High School in Sånta Rita-Sumai for the rest of t… Read more
RESURFACING: Work to repave and improve the condition of Swamp Road in Dededo continues, as seen Tuesday. Residents and motorists are advised … Read more
The public is invited to a special community night at the Guam Museum in celebration of the University of Guam’s 70th Anniversary Exhibit, Thu… Read more
Guam’s tourist arrivals are soaring past what was expected to date, according to a presentation on tourism recovery by the Guam Visitors Burea… Read more
Nineteen men will immediately begin working for Cabras Marine Corp. after completing a ship repair boot camp. Read more
The Department of Public Works is soliciting bids for a $2.5 million traffic signal system upgrade project. Read more
The Office of Public Accountability is currently conducting a performance audit of licensing and investigation procedures at the Guam Contract… Read more
A man charged in the deadly stabbing of Kifirston Aiken has been released from jail. Read more
A man is wanted by police in relation to a robbery at a Yigo Shell gas station that happened last month. Read more
A woman charged in connection to having meth in her car also had a laptop belonging to a public high school, court documents allege. Read more
The Guam Department of Education human resources division has begun evaluating nine applicants for superintendent of education, after the anno… Read more
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Legislation that would allow cannabis and the plant's chemical compounds to be infused into food products on Guam saw major support during a p… Read more
Three Guam Department of Education properties were burglarized in the last few weeks, according to officials from the island’s public school system. Read more
A new grant program aims to open up some 1,500 new spots in local child care facilities. Read more
Lawmakers heard both support for and concern over legislation proposing to adopt rules and regulations for the licensing and operation of chil… Read more
Hundreds of residents awaiting their tax refunds should expect a mailed check or a direct deposit into their accounts, as the Department of Re… Read more
What happens to Guam Department of Education graduates when they go to University of Guam and Guam Community College? What happens after they … Read more
Piti Units 8 and 9 are back online after weeks of work converting the power-generating units to burn ultra-low-sulfur diesel fuel, according t… Read more
A man is facing charges in local court for allegedly robbing three gas stations in the past month. Read more
A man accused of selling cheap helicopter parts to Hansen Helicopters Inc. as part of a conspiracy to defraud the federal government is asking… Read more
Trial for a man charged in the alleged slaying of a Stevy Villanueva, whose remains were found earlier this year in Chalan Pago, was vacated a… Read more
A man faces a charge of driving under the influence after he was found to be the driver of a car that overturned and caught fire in Tumon, acc… Read more
Retired Guam Police Department Lt. Jojo Garcia will go to trial on terrorizing charges next week after indicating he will not negotiate with g… Read more
The Department of Public Health and Social Services may be looking at a nearly $20 million shortfall in fiscal year 2023 if a temporary increa… Read more
Thirteen people were rescued by the Guam Fire Department in Tumon Bay on Monday. Read more
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