More than $4.1 million in tax refunds and Economic Impact Payment checks have been processed and are being sent out, according to the Departme… Read more

The Guam Department of Revenue and Taxation closed at 1:30 p.m. today, Dec. 4, due to fumes in the Barrigada main office resulting from ongoin… Read more

The Mac Thornberry National Defense Authorization Act extends H-2b labor authorization on Guam to civilian projects, an issue that has plagued… Read more

The Guam Department of Education now has a moderate risk of COVID-19 infection within schools based on a 14-day positivity rate. Read more

Check distribution starts at 11 a.m. Friday for 356 precinct officials who served during the 2020 general election and the delegate runoff ele… Read more

The first batch of a COVID-19 vaccine that is expected to arrive on Guam this month will provide 7,800 doses that can immunize 3,900 people, w… Read more

Susan Leslie Hogue, 54, was handcuffed after she arrived at the A.B. Won Pat International Airport on Tuesday night from Honolulu. Read more

The Guam Department of Education is about two weeks away from submitting its recommendation to the Guam Education Board regarding face-to-face… Read more

The support groups for caregivers of loved ones with dementia will continue to provide free meetings through December.  Read more

The Guam Department of Education is about two weeks away from submitting its recommendation to the Guam Education Board regarding face-to-face… Read more

Increasing cargo travel and attracting investment in agriculture and aquaculture are some examples of how Guam can benefit from furthering its… Read more

The Guam Department of Education is hoping to open five to ten schools as community learning centers by January, according to education Superi… Read more

Vincent Rodriguez Cepeda wants his robbery conviction overturned after being sentenced to 13 years in prison last year for robbing a tourist i… Read more

Increasing cargo travel and attracting investment in agriculture and aquaculture are some examples of how Guam can benefit from furthering its… Read more

The support groups for caregivers of loved ones with dementia will continue to provide free meetings through December.  Read more

After more than 800 tests were conducted for the novel coronavirus, health officials confirmed 22 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday.  Read more

The Office of the Attorney General filed a criminal complaint against a couple alleging the unauthorized entry into an isolation facility and … Read more

The Guam Department of Education is about two weeks away from submitting its recommendation to the Guam Education Board regarding face-to-face… Read more

Like many other traditions this year, Guam's annual Christmas display at Skinner Plaza can only be enjoyed from a distance.  Read more

An airport employee has tested positive for COVID-19. The public, stakeholders and the traveling community can be assured that airport operati… Read more

Skeletal remains, which police said appeared to be aged, were discovered by a jungle area near the Navy Substation in Maina.  Read more

Escorting funeral processions to churches and burial sites and processing residency verifications — services that mayors' offices have been pr… Read more

The public auditor said he acknowledges that Adelup doesn't agree with the findings of an audit on federal pandemic funds spending but stands … Read more

Two men were indicted by a federal grand jury in separate criminal cases that accuse them of each attempting to entice a minor. Read more

The new number of COVID-19 vaccines Guam is expected to receive by the end of this month has nearly tripled from earlier estimates. Read more

A lack of controls and procedures, budgets being increased beyond agencies' requests with little or no explanation, and up to $25 million in q… Read more

Operation Christmas Drop will skip dropping off gifts by parachute to residents of the Federated States of Micronesia this year. Read more

Discarded face masks and paper towels shouldn't be flushed down the drain. One would think most people know to follow this common-sense rule, … Read more

Guam skies may not be as bright and loud when 2021 rolls in as the Guam Visitors Bureau's signature New Year's Eve fireworks display has been … Read more

Fritz Ventura Tady Ganzon pleaded not guilty in the District Court of Guam Wednesday following an indictment that accuses him of participating… Read more

The Guam Legislature passed 15 bills Tuesday afternoon, including two measures that had been vetoed, a funding measure for the Department of P… Read more

Former pastor Renato Capili Bosi had his day in court Wednesday, as his defense attorney David Highsmith argued during a virtual hearing befor… Read more

Sen. Clynton Ridgell, the main author of the bill legalizing adult cannabis use on Guam that became law in April 2019, said "The notion that c… Read more

The Judiciary of Guam presented a donation totaling $2,590 to the Guam Visitors Bureau and the U.S. Air Force for the annual Operation Christm… Read more

Guam police officers assigned to the designated government of Guam Quarantine Facility arrested a woman who arrived on the island but refused … Read more

Effective tomorrow at 7 a.m., the restrictions on retirees, Guardsmen, Reservists, and veterans' access at Andersen Air Force Base will be lif… Read more

Two men and their fishing boat, reported missing since Thanksgiving, have been found safe. Read more

The number of COVID-19 patients has decreased at local hospitals. What used to be more than 90 at one point is now 38, according to the Joint … Read more

The first doses of a coronavirus vaccine should be given to an estimated 21 million health-care workers and 3 million residents and staffers o… Read more

A lack of controls and procedures, budgets being exceeded, and questionable expenditures were among the concerns raised in an audit on how the… Read more

Some $64 million in federal funding is available for Guam to use for weekly unemployment benefits up to Dec. 26, even after the latest payment… Read more

Two men were arrested in connection with a dog shooting in Harmon that was captured on cellphone video recently. Read more

Another Department of Defense construction contractor, Pacific Rim Constructors Inc., has suspended work because of COVID-19 cases among its w… Read more

Guam has 37 new COVID-19 cases out of 930 tests conducted, and a COVID-19 Area Risk Score of 3.9 - making it the second night of a score lower… Read more

Superior Court of Guam Judge Anita Sukola said her court is ready to take the criminal case against defendant Katner Herry to trial, but the p… Read more

Could Gerald Wayne Cruz II again face criminal charges in the Superior Court of Guam in connection to the 2018 killing of two pets in Yigo? Read more

Six major business groups echoed the Guam Visitors Bureau's stance of banning cannabis use or sale in "family friendly" Tumon, and are also op… Read more

TakeCare Insurance, which initially denied coverage to a man who was hospitalized after testing positive for COVID-19, has paid off the hospit… Read more