A Dededo woman was taken to the hospital late Tuesday night after her truck was struck by a vehicle driven by a man later arrested for alleged drunk driving. Court documents state 42-year-old Kennedui Madeus ran a red light along Route 1 near Route 3 just

The road to recovery reached a milestone for ten men behind bars. They’re the latest graduates of the Residential Substance Abuse Treatment program — a joint effort between the Guam Behavioral Health and Wellness Center and the Department of C

A 40-year-old woman is facing charges after police say she repeatedly left her children alone for hours at a time. According to court documents, Melanie San Nicolas Dela Cruz is charged with two counts of misdemeanor child abuse.a woman reported seeing tw

The Guam Power Authority is turning up the pressure in Washington, warning that the island’s electrical grid is a matter of national security. GPA general manager John Benavente joined territorial leaders at federal energy meetings, calling for bill

The director of Guam’s corrections is putting out the call — not just for help, but for new careers. Director Fred Bordallo says the Civilian Corrections Reserve Program isn’t just a stopgap to fill the ranks…it’s becoming a

“The Big Beautiful Budget Bill wasn’t so beautiful for anyone with a disability.” That's how Attorney Daniel Somerfleck, Executive Director of the Guam Legal Services Corporation Disability Law Center, described recent federal budget tal

The plan to build an estimated $8 billion missile defense system on Guam is moving forward at “breakneck speed,” according to Pacific Center for Island Security Chairman Dr. Robert Underwood. “Guam is being treated like a petri dish. If

One year after a Yigo man was found dead, his case remains unsolved. But his death has had a ripple effect, even derailing a high-profile murder trial on Guam. On Sept. 11, 2024, just after dawn, Guam police officers responded to a call in Yigo. Inside a

A local YouTube creator is sentenced to two years of probation, including two months of home confinement, for illegally filming Marine Corps Base Camp Blaz with a drone. Billy Cao Cruz, known to his 9,000 subscribers as “Benny” of the channel

The Guam Economic Development Authority, in partnership with Moylan's Insurance Underwriters, is rolling out a new program to give small and emerging contractors the backing they need to compete for bigger projects. The Surety Bond Assistance Program prov

The University of Guam, Guam Green Growth, and partners launched Sustainable September with a proclamation signing, highlighting the multi-sectoral efforts that laid the foundation for the islands’ progress in achieving the 17 United Nations Sustain

Ten inmates have successfully graduated the Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Program, a collaborative effort between the Guam Behavioral Health and Wellness Center and the Guam Department of Corrections. The RSAT program, led by Robert Dames and Lind

Over the past decade, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Marine Fisheries Service and several other agencies have successfully partnered to conduct research on endangered sea turtles in the nearshore waters around Guam and the CN

by Jannice Carrasco, for KUAM News On this September 11th, the memory of those who lost their lives 24 years ago remains close to the hearts of many. At Andersen Air Force Base, the day began with a remembrance ceremony to honor the victims and the heroes

Governor Lou Leon Guerrero is keeping the spotlight on the Guam Memorial Hospital, calling lawmakers back to Hagåtña for a third special session. At the center of the afternoon’s debate: Her newest bill to appropriate $40 million to cov

A routine traffic stop in the early morning hours led Guam police to a drug arrest in Mongmong-Toto-Maite. Court documents say 33-year-old Rhyan Gaoiran Yebra was pulled over around 2 a.m. Wednesday after officers spotted his Nissan speeding out of the Ka

The possibilities are abundant as the Micronesian Chef’s Association, the American Culinary Federation, and the University of Guam Center for Island Sustainability and Sea Grant officially announced the team members and special ingredient assignment

The U.S. Coast Guard in Guam is honoring the inaugural Global Search and Rescue Day, recognizing the lifesaving role of satellite distress technology that has safeguarded mariners for more than four decades. It was Sept. 10, 1982, when the COSPAS-SARSAT s

The Bureau of Statistics and Plans has unveiled its tenth coastal sign, this time at Humåtak Bay, thanks to funding from the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s recovery funds. The new sign highlights the Convict Tang, or Kichu in CHamoru, a ree

Today marked the 24th year that Jamaican Grill hosted its 9/11 commemorative luncheon—a tradition that began in 2002 to honor the nearly 3,000 lives lost in the deadliest terrorist attack on American soil. First responders across Guam—includin

A man accused of fondling a 12-year-old girl has been sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to child abuse. 56--year-old Sichiro Seinar appeared before Superior Court Judge Vernon Perez, who handed down a three-year sentence, with all but one year sus

Whether you’re racing for the win or just looking to add a little movement to your weekend, all roads lead to Leo Palace this Saturday for the “Run For Wishes” event. More than just a run, it’s a chance to make a difference—e

The annual 9/11 ceremony was held this morning up at Two Lovers Point, as by virtue of our time zone ahead of the mainland, Guam had the honor of being the first event to reflect on one of the darkest days in American history. "The Peace Memorial is a sym

It wasn’t just a shopping day at Kmart — it was a day to give back. As the store marks 30 years on Guam, they’re celebrating their anniversary by supporting first responders, partnering with firefighters to "Fill The Boot". Nearly two do

A great chef sees raw materials and smiles. A painter looks past the quiet of a blank canvas. A teacher comes upon an empty chair and sees an environment for growth. Being able to see the potential in what's not there yet, to create opportunity and to pas

10 minutes is all it took for lawmakers to close out a highly-anticipated special session this morning. Nearly 100 Guam Memorial Hospital employees and their administrator watched from outside the session hall, only to be forced to leave without answers o

Three Guam Department of Education teachers have been named state finalists for the nation’s highest honor in K-12 STEM teaching: the 2025 Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching. Representing the island are Colette Be

Last week the Mayors Council of Guam's monthly meeting was held. One of the guest speakers was Guam Hotel and Restaurant Association president Mary Rhodes who offered to provide insight to the mayors. Last month the GHRA held its general membership meetin

A murder case tied to one of Guam’s most disturbing crimes has been dismissed — at least for now. Manny Sablan Murciano Junior, accused of killing and dismembering Stevy Alvarez Villanueva in 2022, walked out of court today after Superior Cour

A superior court judge is pushing to move forward in one of Guam’s most disturbing murder cases. Judge Alberto Tolentino says it’s “outrageous” that Donovan Allen Chargualaf Ornellas has remained in custody for nearly four years wi

After weeks of uncertainty over shipping disruptions, residents in Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands are being reassured that mail and packages will continue to move. The United States Postal Service confirms that mail sent from Guam and the CNMI to t

The Democratic Party of Guam is calling on republican leaders to publicly reject President Donald Trump’s latest comments downplaying intimate partner violence. Speaking at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC on September 8, Trump suggested do

The 2025 Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer program is set to distribute cards to eligible families on Friday, Sept. 12. The Guam Department of Education identified eligible children for S-EBT benefits based on enrollment at a school that participates in

The Skål Club of Guam has awarded two $500 scholarships to Hotel Nikko Guam employees, reinforcing its commitment to the growth and professional development of Guam’s tourism and hospitality workforce. The scholarships were presented to Ms. Ma

After weeks of advocacy in Washington, Congressman James Moylan announced a breakthrough in resolving the shipping disruption that affected Guam and the CNMI under Executive Order 14324. As of today, all mail and packages from Guam and the CNMI have succe

Some 242 acres of Chamorro Land Trust property, Lot 527-R1, in Malesso’ could become the future training site for the Guam National Guard. Senator Shawn Gumataotao introduced Bill 182, which would transfer the land to the guard, who needs a place to

When Senator William Parkinson learned of Guam-CNMI statehood merger talks happening in Washington without Guam the at the table, he says it lit a fire. “That just deeply bothered me! And so, if this conversation was going to be happening, I wanted

“Lethal Means.” Objects that can be used to cause self-directed violence are at the heart of conversation this Suicide Prevention Month, with the focus on safety and the power of knowledge to save lives. Leading that conversation is Kayla Arel

At the Guam Museum’s main hall it was a homecoming. Artifacts shipped away 100 years ago by Hans Hornbostel are now returned. The public got their first look during a packed hita talk this past Saturday. “It was amazing. More than a hundred ca

The Salvation Army Guam Corps extends its deepest gratitude to all sponsors, partners, and supporters of Rock Aid XIV, held at the Hard Rock Café’ in Tumon. Thanks to their generosity and commitment, the event was a resounding success in rais

Seven Guam-based businesses have returned from Japan after showcasing their Made in Guam products during a trade mission hosted by the Guam Economic Development Authority in partnership with the Western United States Agricultural Trade Association. The mi

Petty Officer 2nd Class Nathalie Aviles from U.S. Coast Guard Forces Micronesia/Sector Guam played a pivotal role in the success of Operation Island Chief 2025, a multinational maritime surveillance operation to combat illegal, unreported, and unregulated

At the IGIA mid-year senior plenary session in Washington, D.C., Lt. Governor Joshua Tenorio spoke before federal leaders, reminding the room that Guam is more than a dot on the map, it’s a home to many and a frontline partner in America's defense.

In a largely criticized move, Guam is left out of the $50 billion rural health transformation program–a federal grant that’s opening up mid-September to rural hospitals across the nation. The grant was authorized by the GOP led One Big Beautif

In a letter to the public, Guam Memorial Hospital Authority Administrator and CEO Lillian Perez Posadas pleaded with senators today to extend an olive branch to the Governor. Matsuki Hirayama hears from the outgoing GMH leader on her intentions behind thi

The Guam Department of Education is reassuring families tonight that the safety and well-being of students and staff remain their highest priority. GDOE says precautionary protocols are in place and constantly reviewed to address emerging concerns, while

In the high-profile murder trial of Nicholas Wayne Moore, a key witness avoided contempt charges after failing to appear in court last month. Superior Court Judge Maria Cenzon ruled the absence was medically justified, but issued a stern warning moving fo

The trial of former Department of Corrections Officer Brian Andrew Whalen has been put on hold after Superior Court Judge Maria T. Cenzon raised concerns over a last-minute amendment to the indictment. Whalen is accused of helping his brother, inmate Ezek

A 22-year-old man is facing a string of felony and misdemeanor charges after what police describe as a days-long crime spree targeting elderly victims, stealing vehicles, and even triggering a middle school lockdown. According to a magistrate’s comp

The Guam Police Department is investigating a deadly crash that claimed the life of a pedestrian late Friday night. Around 11:19 p.m. on Sept. 5, a male pedestrian was struck while crossing Route 10 in Mangilao, near the Best Wash & Dry Laundromat. He was

Merizo Martyrs’ Memorial School was placed on lockdown Friday morning after administrators reported hearing what sounded like gunshots coming from the nearby elderly housing and baseball field areas. According to Guam Police Department Spokesperson

The public now has an opportunity to weigh in on plans for new outdoor playing fields at Marine Corps Base Camp Blaz. A programmatic agreement memo in support of the project is open for review and comments through Oct. 20. These PA memos are part of the S

“Stay Another Day.” Three simple words, yet they hold so much more than hope. They are a lifeline. An invitation. A reminder to hold on, to keep breathing, and to trust that with each new day comes the possibility of new beginnings. “Sui

On this September 11th, a solemn promise is renewed: We Will Never Forget. Jamaican Grill is once again opening its doors to honor the bravery and sacrifice of local and military first responders. From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., police, firefighters, and paramedi

The Pay-Less Markets Community Foundation is pleased to announce the annual KTF mini-grant writing workshop for non-profit organizations to be held on Tuesday Sept. 30, 2025, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the Pay-Less Corporate Office. The workshop will acqua

The Guam Department of Education recognizes three outstanding teachers that were recognized by the 38th Guam Legislature for being named state finalists in the 2025 Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching, the nation’s

A team of Emergency Department nurses at the Guam Memorial Hospital will be attending the 2025 Emergency Nurses Association Conference in New Orleans, Louisiana. This marks the first time in over seven years that GMHA has been able to send ER nurses to th

Guam Police Department is investigating a deadly crash that occurred around 11:19 p.m. on Sept. 5 along Route 10 in Mangilao, near the Best Wash & Dry Laundromat.A male pedestrian, whose identity has not yet been confirmed pending notification of next of

Former Guam delegate Michael San Nicolas has pleaded not guilty to driving while impaired and reckless driving charges stemming from a July incident in Tumon. San Nicolas appeared virtually for his arraignment before Magistrate Judge Jonathan Quan, who co

A superior court jury has found Jesse Andrew Leon Guerrero guilty on three third-degree felony charges — meth possession and two firearm violations. The verdict came Wednesday after a six-day trial and just about an hour of deliberation. Leon Guerre

U.S. insular leaders, including CNMI Governor David Apatang, gathered in Washington, D.C. for the Interagency Group on Insular Areas meeting with federal officials to address shared challenges. Discussions centered on infrastructure, biosecurity, workforc

The University of Guam will host its Career Voyage Fair, an internship and networking event designed to connect students, recent graduates, and alumni with local employers and career opportunities. The fair will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednes

The Department of Public Health and Social Services will host an Adult Immunization Outreach for individuals 55 years and older on Friday, Sept. 19, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. (or while supplies last) at the Micronesia Mall Center Court, with the line b

As an update on Wednesday’s police pursuit in the Chalan Pago-Ordot area, Guam Police confirm the arrest of 22-year-old Micheal Ray Angelo Guzman. He is accused in connection with a September 2 home invasion in Sinajana, where a car was reported sto

Matson has announced that Vic Angoco, senior vice president, Alaska, has been promoted to Executive Vice President, Operations, based at Matson's new corporate office in Walnut Creek, California. In his new role, Angoco will oversee Matson's network opera

Purebred Jiu Jitsu Guam athletes David Harris and Francesca Ada Lizama delivered outstanding performances at the 26th All Japan Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Championship, held on August 29 to 30, 2025, at the Tokyo Budokan in Tokyo, Japan. The prestigious tourname

In the spirit of community collaboration, the University of Guam’s Guam Green Growth initiative and the Yoña mayor’s office planted 34 plumeria trees along the Yona cliff line as part of ongoing island beautification efforts. Members of

The Guam Memorial Hospital Authority has announced the upcoming retirement of Hospital Administrator and CEO Lillian Perez Posadas, effective Sept. 30. Posadas has led GMH since 2019, guiding the island’s only public hospital through financial chall

The Los Angeles-class fast-attack submarine USS Springfield is back at Polaris Point after a routine Indo-Pacific deployment, reaffirming its critical role in maintaining regional security. Springfield's crew carried out missions vital to national defense

PBS Guam announced today that its original documentary, Something to Call Our Own: A CHamoru Dance Story, has been officially selected to compete at the Pacific Island Film Festival New York City 2025, with a festival screening confirmed for Sept. 20 in N

The Guam Triathlon Federation hosted its Kids Triathlon on Sunday, Aug. 31, 2025, an exciting event showcasing the energy, endurance, and spirit of Guam’s young athletes. The triathlon brought together youth ages 8 through 15, giving them the opport

The Micronesian Chefs’ Association, in partnership with the American Culinary Federation and the University of Guam Center for Island Sustainability and Sea Grant, is excited to announce the return of the Maila Ta Fan Chesa event on Wednesday, Sept.

Guam was represented at the 87th Council Meeting and 53rd General Assembly of the Asian Pacific Parliamentarians’ Union in Taipei, Taiwan. It’s a key forum bringing together lawmakers from across the region. The gathering focused on building r

The Honorable Joaquin V.E. Manibusan, Jr., retired Magistrate Judge for the District of Guam, has been selected as the recipient of the prestigious Cristobal C. Dueñas Excellence Award for 2025. “Judge Manibusan, an exemplary federal jurist,

The food science team at UOG Land Grant Extension Service will be hosting a value-added food products workshop focusing on dragon fruit, which is now at peak season and availability on island. Dragon fruit grows well in Guam’s climate and is readily

The Guam Police Department is investigating a fatal auto-motorcycle crash that occurred Sunday night, Aug. 31, along Route 2 by the Hagat Marina.The motorcyclist has been identified as 37-year-old Jeremy James Nededog. His next of kin has been notified. T

At 7:59 p.m. Sunday, Guam Fire Department units responded to a crash involving a motorcycle and a vehicle along Route 2 in front of the Hagat Marina.Upon arrival, first responders found a man in his mid-30s, the motorcyclist, pulseless and breathless. CPR

It was an opportunity for people to learn more about the complex issues that lead to homelessness on Guam and what is available to help those in need. The 3rd Annual Housing and Homelessness Summit was recently held at the University of Guam Lecture Hall.

A mother accused in the death of her one-year-old baby boy is headed to trial this week. Jury selection for defendant Giltinan Ramangmou is set to begin wednesday before Judge Vernon Perez in superior court. Ramangmou has since denied the charges of murde

The Guam Memorial Hospital Authority proposed new hospital rates, fees and charges. This includes a total of 22 proposed room and board rates that go into effect on October 1, 2023 upon approval of the Guam Legislature and a total of 73 interim fees that

It’s a tough job that can be deadly. The Guam Police chief responding to the recent news that his officer is cleared of all charges in connection to the gas station shooting in Dededo that claimed the life of one man. The dismissal of the case comes

A temporary food service establishment sanitary permit is still needed to serve food and beverages at any special event. reminding event coordinators and food vendors to apply for this sanitary permit ahead of time to receive it prior to each event. Envir

Now with more test kits here and the pilot program completed, Guam is expanding COVID-19 testing capacity to any anyone displaying symptoms. This week individuals can visit designated testing sites for drive-thru and walk-in testing: •Tuesday, April

Carol Janice Weller, 24, was arrested and charged with Family Violence after she allegedly assaulted a man on April 26. Court documents state Weller was drinking vodka at Dededo home early in the morning with the victim. The victim later woke up to Weller

After two separately reported alleged crimes, 25-year-old KN Niosy was finally arrested this week. The first complaint was made in late January where Niosy is accused of smashing a man's car window in. The second incident, according to court documents, ha

Mckain Micky, 30, was arrested and charged with assault on a Peace Officer, Disorderly Conduct and Public Drunkenness. According to court documents, on April 26, police responded to a disturbance in Tamuning. Micky was upstairs in an apartment and was all

It's the second arrest in a week for 23-year-old MK Makichy. He was arrested and charged with Theft by Receiving a Stolen Motor Vehicle, Assault on a Peace Officer, Resisting Arrest, Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle, Criminal Trespass and Assault. Cour

Guam Port Authority Police and the Guam Police Department are seeking the community's help to make an arrest on a robbery that occurred outside of the Day-by-Day Market in Piti. Yesterday morning between 7-8am Port Police responded to the incident, accord

A local mother worries for her son who is a sailor on the USS Theodore Roosevelt and she says hateful comments about the ship have hit close to home for her. Kristina Gschwend followed the news about COVID-19 cases aboard the Roosevelt very closely - her

Coast360 Federal Credit Union will implement adjustments to locations and operating hours. Effective Tuesday, March 17, 2020, until further notice: Tamuning and Dededo member centers will be closed and services will be centralized to only Maite Member Cen