Guam will receive $300,000 to improve and expand the Registered Apprenticeship Program. The award from the U.S. Department of Labor was part o… Read more

A draft request for proposal for a commissary at the Department of Corrections awaits approval by the General Services Agency, according to DO… Read more

The new leaders of The Salvation Army Guam Corps, Captains Kari and Eric Rudd arrived less than two weeks ago and already feel at home. Read more

Katrina Lin Lupera and Eric Tizon report to the Guam Department of Education headquarters in Tiyan at 8 a.m. five times each week. They begin … Read more

Two women who agreed to take the federal government to court are being called heroes for standing up for their rights and the rights of others… Read more

Katrina Lin Lupera and Eric Tizon report to the Guam Department of Education headquarters in Tiyan at 8 a.m. five times each week. They begin … Read more

The new leaders of The Salvation Army Guam Corps, Captains Kari and Eric Rudd arrived less than two weeks ago and already feel at home. Read more

A record-breaking 8,000-plus people had tried last week to get into the federally funded Section 8 housing choice voucher program lottery, but… Read more

Two women who agreed to take the federal government to court are being called heroes for standing up for their rights and the rights of others… Read more

Preliminary data from one middle school suggests the majority of parents may want their students learning from home rather than physically att… Read more

A service member that traveled to Andersen Air Force Base (AFB) on  Saturday on a government contracted flight was confirmed positive with COV… Read more

Two more people have tested positive for COVID-19. That brings the total number of confirmed cases to 312 since Department of Public Health an… Read more

Guam Customs and Quarantine Director Ike Peredo was arrested by airport police in an alleged shoving incident. Read more

The Department of Revenue and Taxation will no longer grant licenses for the operation of electronic gaming machines and will be denying any r… Read more

Police on Friday announced they've arrested three teens in connection with multiple burglary and theft complaints reported at Guam Community College. Read more

The island's total COVID-19 cases rose by one new case to 310.  Read more

Jerome Taimanglo San Nicolas won’t get out of prison until Christmas Eve. Read more

The Office of the Attorney General will be seeking a U.S. Supreme Court review of its case against the United States for the contamination at … Read more

In March, when President Donald Trump authorized the use of federal funding to activate the National Guard in response to COVID-19, he appropr… Read more

A lack of managers with valid certifications resulted in the closure of six island businesses since June 27. Read more

A man accused in an attack in Mongmong involving a slingshot was denied his request to be released from prison. Read more

Brig. Gen. Jeremy T. Sloane assumed command of the 36th Wing during a change-of-command ceremony held Wednesday at Andersen Air Force Base. Read more

The Guam Hawgs Motorcycle Club will put rubber to the road for its annual Christmas in July ride on Sunday, July 12. Read more

Independent Guåhan's July concert will be broadcast and shown online in an effort to ensure the public's safety in the midst of the current pa… Read more

Two people were charged in separate drug cases in the Superior Court of Guam on Friday. Read more

Guam airport Executive Manager John M. Quinata on Friday evening confirmed the arrest of Guam Customs and Quarantine Director Ike Peredo by ai… Read more

The island's total COVID-19 cases has increased to 310 today after more samples from the community testing at Astumbo Gym were tested.  Read more

News of a complaint filed with police alleging that Guam Customs and Quarantine Director Ike Peredo shoved a Customs officer has prompted a st… Read more

UPDATE: As of 11:30 a.m. both north and southbound lanes on Pago Bay bridge are open again.  Read more

Sheryll Y. Palaganas patiently waits for her unemployment benefits while others who filed their claims during the same time she did have recei… Read more

Public school parents and students have until today to choose whether they want to return to classrooms or focus on home learning this coming … Read more

Businessman Michael Ysrael on Thursday called for specific plans – and the data guiding them – to help show a reasonable end to the COVID-19 s… Read more

Thursday marked the last meeting Pika Fejeran would attend as chairwoman of the Chamorro Land Trust Commission, and among the last acts she pe… Read more

Eleven jurors and five alternates are back in the Superior Court of Guam listening to the audio captured from the first half of the murder and… Read more

Guahan Academy Charter School staffers had to be tested after a fellow employee tested positive for COVID-19. Read more

It was a unanimous vote that confirmed former Gov. Carl Gutierrez and Gerry Perez as president and vice president, respectively, of the Guam V… Read more

Federal Public Defender John Gorman said the prisoners and detainees held by the Guam Department of Corrections are more vulnerable to disease… Read more

Mark Torre Jr. is heading back to trial in the Superior Court of Guam. Read more

Former Del. Robert Underwood, who is vying for another opportunity to represent Guam in Washington, is calling out the current delegate for no… Read more

The Guam Election Commission still lacks about 100 of the required 335 precinct officials for the Aug. 29 primary elections, prompting another… Read more

A man who was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison on drug charges in 1999 is getting out early. Read more

A man accused of molesting a young girl known to him multiple times was denied his request to toss out the criminal charges filed against him … Read more

Sean Anthony Aquiningoc told a federal judge he is not the same person he was two years ago when he had a gun on him during an apparent road r… Read more

A woman who saw the island change over the last century and survived World War II has died. Read more

The island's total number of COVID-19 cases has increased by two to 309.  Read more

When Shirley Mae Taisacan received her unemployment benefit, paying her apartment rent was the priority. Read more