
On Thursday, a marathon oversight hearing exposed deep concerns about the Guam Office of Veterans Affairs – from delayed claims and data risks to chronic staffing shortages. so what does this means for the island's veterans and their families? Audit
National Sanctuary and Homelessness Awareness Month
by Jannice Carrasco, for KUAM News Guam leaders gathered Monday for a proclamation signing declaring November as National Sanctuary and Homelessness Awareness Month, a reminder that everyone deserves safety, dignity, and a place to call home. Program mana
PUA fraud trial faces new delays as court weighs 2026 start date
Four of the seven defendants accused in a Pandemic Unemployment Assistance fraud ring were back in federal court — and they’re now facing even more charges. The group appeared before Magistrate Judge Michael Bordallo and pleaded not guilty to
Fifty bags of trash removed from Taguag River in response to coral disease outbreak
The Guam Coral Reef Initiative, under the Department of Agriculture’s Division of Aquatic and Wildlife Resources, led a major cleanup of the Taguag River in Piti, removing more than 50 bags of trash from the riverbanks, enough to fill an entire flat













