Government of Guam Retirement Fund board Chairman Wilfred P. Leon Guerrero on Tuesday said the board does not support Del. Michael San Nicolas… Read more

A 77-year-old woman is the second person in the CNMI to lose the battle against COVID-19. Read more

The Guam Police Department is increasing police presence on the island's roads, including setting up checkpoints to stand watch against driver… Read more

Less than two weeks after he resigned as the director of the Department of Parks and Recreation, Richard Ybanez was rehired – to a new positio… Read more

Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero said the local government is “working as fast as we can” to get COVID-19 financial relief to Guam residents. Read more

Less than two weeks after he resigned as the director of the Department of Parks and Recreation, Richard Ybanez was rehired – to a new positio… Read more

Acting Secretary of the Navy Thomas Modly made a quick visit to Guam on Monday to tour all of the Naval Base Guam facilities and speak with sa… Read more

Her own preference is to "put them all in one place," but the guidance states otherwise, Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero said Tuesday, of plans to assi… Read more

Hundreds of 3D-printed face shields and sewn masks from a group of volunteers are ready for use by nurses, doctors and others on the front lin… Read more

The Department of Public Health Laboratory reported 8 new positive COVID-19 cases on Tuesday.  The department conducted tests on 32 samples. 2… Read more

248 tax refund checks will be put in the mail this week.  Read more

The Guam Police Department has deployed an omni presence within the community by utilizing traffic enforcement and will begin conducting check… Read more

Speaker Tina Muna Barnes has called for emergency session on Thursday as several COVID-19 related bills wait on legislative action. Read more

Thirty-eight Department of Corrections recruits have been ordered to self-quarantine after one of the employees tested positive for COVID-19. Read more

Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero said the local government is “working as fast as we can” to get the tax rebates to Guam residents. Read more

Of the 113 confirmed COVID-19 patients on Guam, six are children, of which one is a 1-year-old. Read more

Guam public health officials expect to release more details including what villages were touched by a cluster of COVID-19 cases involving seve… Read more

The school year has ended for about 30,000 Guam Department of Education students, drawing mixed reactions from parents.  Read more

Photos of a group of more than 20 people – including at least a couple of police officers and other government of Guam employees – gathered ar… Read more

Guam Del. Michael San Nicolas on Monday proposed the use of $10 million in anticipated advance war claims payment reimbursement from the feder… Read more

Several days have passed without much information from the administration on how it plans to aid the homeless population during the COVID-19 p… Read more

It appears pay issues have begun to surface among government of Guam workers amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Vice Speaker Telena Nelson wrote to G… Read more

Although the nonprofit organization is on lockdown and staff are currently working from home, "that doesn't mean that our mission stops, it co… Read more

A 28-year-old female was arrested on robbery charges Saturday afternoon in Yona. Read more

The commander of the U.S. 7th Fleet visited the USS Theodore Roosevelt leadership in port at Naval Base Guam on Sunday while the aircraft carr… Read more

HELPING THOSE WHO HELP OTHERS: Guam Harmony Lion’s Club donated much-needed nonperishable food to The Salvation Army Guam Corps. The community… Read more

One more person has tested positive for COVID-19 on Guam, bringing the island's total to 113. Read more

Photographs of what looks to be a group of more than 20 people gathered - including at least a couple of police officers and some government e… Read more

The Department of Public Health Laboratory reported 1 new positive COVID-19 case on Monday.  The department conducted tests on 16 samples. 12 … Read more

If you're out and about around 3:15 p.m. on Tuesday and hear an alarm or a loud voice in the air, don't panic.  Read more

Del. Michael San Nicolas on Monday proposed the use of $10 million in anticipated advance war claims payment reimbursement from the federal go… Read more

A 1-year-old baby is among the island’s 112 COVID-19 cases. Read more

A 28-year-old female was arrested for an alleged robbery that occured on Saturday afternoon in Yona. Read more

There will be no paddling or boys high school volleyball this year as the Interscholastic Sports Association's Board of Control has canceled f… Read more

The school year has ended for about 30,000 Guam Department of Education students.  Read more

The commander of the U.S. 7th Fleet visited the USS Theodore Roosevelt leadership in port at the Navy base on Guam Sunday while the aircraft c… Read more

Six senators have introduced legislation that would impose a maximum fine of $5,000, up to one year in prison, or both for people who don't fo… Read more

The Department of Public Health and Social Services is reaching out to churchgoers of Iglesia Ni Cristo, or Church of Christ, on Guam because … Read more

While the virus that causes COVID-19 has preoccupied the nation's lawmakers and has posed challenges to the Pentagon, the military has taken t… Read more

While the federal aid package in the form of the CARES Act has been enacted by President Donald Trump, it may be weeks or a month before unemp… Read more

Nearly half of the sailors from the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt have been tested for COVID-19 and more than 1,500 who have tested … Read more

Congressman Michael San Nicolas will present a plan today to expedite federal relief and get it into the hands of island residents. Read more