INTRODUCTION Lieutenant Governor Josh Tenorio, Speaker Frank Blas, Chief Justice Robert Torres, Delegate Jim Moylan, members of the Diplomatic Corps, senators of the 38th Guam Legislature, Attorney General Doug Moylan, President of the Mayors’ Counc

Two people are placed under arrest after police found more than one pound of methamphetamine during a traffic stop in Ordot-Chalan Pago. Christopher A. Burgos, 49, and Rosanne C. Burgos, 38, were each arrested on suspicion of illegal possession of a contr

An extensive search for a missing sea ambulance and its four crew members off the waters of the Republic of the Marshall Islands has been suspended on Monday. The U.S. Coast Guard and the RMI stopped their search just before 5am on March 10, with no sight

The Guam Power Authority (GPA) is informing its valued customers that a partial implementation of the 1-hour rotating outage schedule may be implemented around 5:00 pm, Wednesday, March 12, 2025, due to limited generation capacity. GPA reassures its custo

Six years under the Leon Guerrero-Tenorio Administration. Her first term was filled with pandemic response. Her second term began with a major storm, Typhoon Mawar, leaving Guam devastated with many to this day still in recovery. Tonight we’re bring

In her last address, Governor Lou Leon Guerrero declared that the state of our island is strong and our future is bright. But is that how residents feel one year later? “It’s pretty good,” said Dededo resident, Juan Ramos. “Can be

The Guam Memorial Hospital Authority is firing back at the Office of Public Accountability after a recent audit criticized the hospital’s handling of physician compensation. In a letter to Sen. Sabrina Salas Matanane, Committee Chair, GMHA claims th

A level-one sex offender convicted on new charges for repeatedly molesting a young girl known to him will spend life in the Department of Corrections prison. Defendant Luke Taitano was sentenced before Judge John Terlaje in Superior Court Monday. Last Nov

Thousands of veterans call Guam home, yet many still struggle to access the services they need. Bill no. 85 proposes replacing the Guam Office of Veterans Affairs with the Guam State Veterans Agency, an independent agency led by veterans, for veterans. &l

Guam delegate James Moylan is breaking his silence on the sudden resignation of his now former chief of staff Bobby Shringi. While the congressman is not saying why his long time employee left the office, Moylan says inquiries have made it necessary to ad

Emphatically repeating a key phrase three times to drive home the point of of his concept, second-term senator Will Parkinson detailed the purpose of his legislative resolution, declaring during a mid-morning press conference "Statehood or Nothing. Stateh

How will an already financially strapped Guam Department of Education cover the upfront costs for federally funded projects under a new U.S. Department of Education policy on COVID-19 relief funds? This is the critical question that island leaders are sti

The Department of Revenue and Taxation and Department of Administration announced the release of the first batch of 2024 income tax refunds, totaling $27,818,380.35. DOA is preparing and mailing 4,809 checks and processing 2,423 electronic payment refunds

The Guam Department of Corrections is getting some much needed help for the prison. Fourteen new correctional officers were welcomed to the team. A graduation ceremony was held at the Rihga Royal Resort in Tamuning Wednesday morning. Lt. Governor Josh Ten

The congressman’s chief of staff is out. KUAM confirming his resignation over the weekend. For now, delegate James Moylan remains mum. And the news leading to former staffers of the Guam delegate speaking out. Bobby Shringi, chief of staff Moylan, f

A follow up on the arrest of former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte. Supporters rallied outside the air base where the firebrand former leader was being held on Tuesday after he was arrested at the request of the International Criminal Court. Authori

The Guam Department of Education has announced the appointment of Dr. Leah Beth Naholowaa as the Deputy Superintendent of Assessment and Accountability. Dr. Naholowaa will oversee the development, implementation, and evaluation of assessment policies and