April 2026
127 stories · Guam time
Thursday, April 30
- Rev and Tax disburses fifth batch of 2025 refunds
The Department of Revenue and Taxation announced Tuesday that a fifth batch of 2025 individual income tax refunds has been disbursed, bringing the year-to-date total to nearly $61 million.
· Local
- Education Board approves four-year contract for Won Pat
· Education
- Dededo man charged in nine-day assault with bat and hammer
A Dededo man was charged Tuesday in the Superior Court of Guam with repeatedly beating a woman with a baseball bat and hammer over a nine-day period, with Magistrate Judge Sean Brown setting bail at $20,000 cash.
· Public Safety
Tuesday, April 28
- Oka Point disaster debris site to close permanently
The primary disaster debris site at Oka Point will permanently close Friday, May 1 at 6 p.m., the Government of Guam announced Monday, marking the conclusion of the primary cleanup phase following Typhoon Sinlaku.
· Environment
- Simon Sanchez Shark Battalion takes national trophy haul
The Simon Sanchez High School (SSHS) Shark Battalion has made a triumphant return to the national stage, securing a massive haul of trophies at the Rocky Mountain Western Classic Drill Competition in Denver, Colorado.
· Education
- Apprenticeship program passes 1,000 active participants
The Guam Department of Labor announced Monday its Registered Apprenticeship Program has surpassed 1,000 active participants, a milestone coinciding with the island's first full-week observance of National Apprenticeship Week.
· Education
- Public Safety Committee seeks budget amendments for FY2027
The Legislature's Public Safety Committee is recommending amendments to the government's fiscal year 2027 budget that would fund repairs to the Guam Police Department's Crime Lab HVAC system and a new police precinct in Yigo, committee chair Sen. Shawn Gumataotao said Monday.
· Government & Politics
Monday, April 27
- Guam wins $60M federal grant to replace port cranes
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero announced Thursday a $60 million federal grant from the Maritime Administration to replace the Port Authority of Guam's aging gantry cranes, calling the award the result of years of persistent advocacy with federal partners.
· Government & Politics
- Comment period extended again on 2050 sustainability plan
· Government & Politics
- Federal audit flags $22.6M in questioned costs for GovGuam
A federal compliance audit of the Government of Guam found $22.6 million in questioned costs for fiscal year 2024, with auditors issuing their harshest possible opinion on five major federal programs and the report arriving nearly 300 days past its statutory deadline.
· Health
Sunday, April 26
- GDOE gifted program to host annual GATE Day
The Guam Department of Education's Gifted and Talented Education program will host its annual GATE Day next Friday, giving the public a chance to see what students have accomplished throughout the school year.
· Education
- Tumon Night Market returns with community relief drive
The Tumon Night Market returns to Pleasure Island this Sunday, combining its signature food and entertainment with a community relief drive for typhoon-affected residents of Saipan and Tinian.
· Environment
- Waterworks lifts boil water notice islandwide
The Guam Waterworks Authority has rescinded its precautionary boil water notice and lifted water conservation measures island-wide as recovery efforts from Super Typhoon Sinlaku near completion, the authority announced Saturday.
· Environment
- Master CHamoru dancer Frank Rabon named National Heritage Fellow
Renowned Master CHamoru dancer Frank Rabon has been named a National Heritage Fellow by the National Endowment for the Arts, receiving what is widely regarded as the highest honor in traditional arts in the United States.
· Local
Saturday, April 25
- Physician and author to speak at UOG
A physician and author who grew up in Pohnpei and graduated from a Guam high school will return to the island next week to speak at the University of Guam and release his memoir locally.
· Education
- GVB signs sustainable tourism agreement
The Guam Visitors Bureau has formalized its commitment to sustainable tourism, signing a memorandum of understanding Thursday with the University of Guam Center for Island Sustainability, Sea Grant and Guam Green Growth during UOG CIS's weeklong Conference on Sustainability at Hyatt Regency Guam.
· Business & Technology
- Woman arrested after officer finds suspected drug pipe
A woman was arrested Thursday evening after a police sergeant on routine patrol found her allegedly holding a glass pipe containing suspected methamphetamine residue, court documents show.
· Public Safety
Friday, April 24
- GHURA hiring for more than 15 typhoon recovery positions
The Guam Housing and Urban Renewal Authority is looking to fill more than 15 positions tied to Guam's ongoing Typhoon Mawar recovery effort, with a job fair scheduled for next month.
· Environment
- Reggae acts Katchafire and Sons of Zion to play LeoPalace
· Environment
- Regal Guam Megaplex reopens after AC system upgrades
Regal Guam Megaplex Resumes Operations Following AC System Upgrades Cinema fans can beat the tropical heat once again as Regal Guam Megaplex officially reopened its doors today, Friday, April 24th.
· Local
- GDOE opens applications for CHamoru immersion program
The Guam Department of Education is now accepting applications for pre-kindergarten and kindergarten students for the Faniyåkan CHamoru Program for the 2026–2027 school year.
· Education
- Three finalists named for 2027 Guam Teacher of the Year
The Guam Department of Education and the Foundation for Public Education have announced three finalists for the 2027 Guam Teacher of the Year award, recognizing educators from three of the island's public schools.
· Education
Wednesday, April 22
- Arts agency highlights legacy of Master Frank Rabon
HAGÅTÑA, Guam — The Guam Council on the Arts & Humanities Agency (CAHA) is highlighting the enduring legacy of Master Frank Rabon, a pivotal figure in the preservation of Indigenous identity and the global revival of Bailan CHamoru.
· Education
Sunday, April 19
- All public schools to remain closed until further notice
All Guam Department of Education schools will remain closed on Monday, April 20, and will continue to be closed until further notice, according to the island’s largest government of Guam agency.
· Education
Saturday, April 18
- Recovery efforts continue after Typhoon Sinlaku
After Super Typhoon Sinlaku—later downgraded to a typhoon—battered the island with powerful winds and dangerous surf, recovery efforts are now underway across Guam.
· Environment
Friday, April 17
- Island begins recovery after Sinlaku's winds and surf
After Super Typhoon Sinlaku—later downgraded to a typhoon—battered the island with devastating winds and dangerous surf, recovery efforts are now underway across Guam.
· Environment
Thursday, April 16
- Guam moves to COR 4 as Sinlaku threat passes
Governor Lou Leon Guerrero has placed Guam in Condition of Readiness, COR, 4 as of 12 p.m. Thursday, April 16, 2026.
· Environment
Wednesday, April 15
- Officials warn residents to stay out of the water
Joint Information Center Officials are warning residents and visitors to stay completely out of the water as dangerous coastal conditions continue to batter Guam’s shorelines Wednesday, with life-threatening hazards expected to persist through the end of the week.
· Local
- Docomo says network remains operational across Guam and CNMI
· Local
- Seven shelters house 760 residents as storm passes
UPDATE as of 3 p.m., April 15 Seven emergency shelters across Guam were housing 760 residents as of 3 p.m. Wednesday, as the island remained in Condition of Readiness 1 with damaging winds and heavy rain persisting through the evening.
· Local
- Guam stays in COR 1 as heavy rain persists
Guam remains in Condition of Readiness, COR, 1.
· Environment
- In pictures: Sinlaku's impact across Guam
While Super Typhoon Sinlaku has now weakened to a typhoon and passed Guam, its impact remains, as seen in these images captured by Guam News in Hagatna on Wednesday, April 15, 2026.
· Environment
- Sinlaku's eye crawls just 25 miles in 14 hours
According to the latest brief from the National Weather Service, the eye of Typhoon Sinlaku has moved only 25 miles over the last 14 hours.
· Environment
- Residents share videos as Guam waits out Sinlaku
As Guam remained in Condition of Readiness 1, Wednesday morning, April 15, videos from island residents have flooded social media.
· Environment
- Sinlaku weakens to Category 4 typhoon
· Environment
- Guam remains in COR 1 as Sinlaku lingers
Guam remained under Condition of Readiness 1 Wednesday morning as Typhoon Sinlaku’s slow movement continued to subject the island to an extended battering of damaging winds and heavy rain, with no immediate relief in sight.
· Environment
- Sinlaku's eye passes west of Saipan as Category 4
Typhoon Sinlaku's eye moved just west of Saipan early Wednesday as the dangerous Category 4 storm continued its slow northwest track through the Marianas, bringing catastrophic conditions to the Northern Mariana Islands while Guam remained under tropical storm force winds.
· Environment
- Officials debunk false flooding images circulating online
Officials are pushing back against misinformation spreading on social media that falsely depicted widespread flooding on Guam during Typhoon Sinlaku's passage near the island.
· Environment
- Sinlaku downgraded from super typhoon as it pulls away
Typhoon Sinlaku was downgraded from super typhoon status early Wednesday as it slowly pulled away from the Marianas, but Guam remained under Condition of Readiness 1 with dangerous winds and heavy rain continuing to batter the island.
· Education
Tuesday, April 14
- Tropical storm conditions persist through Tuesday afternoon
Guam continued to endure Tropical Storm-Force conditions Tuesday afternoon as Super Typhoon Sinlaku passed north of the island, with sustained winds of 45 to 50 mph and gusts peaking at 75 to 76 mph recorded at the airport.
· Environment
- Sinlaku makes final approach to Saipan and Tinian
· Environment
- Sinlaku passes north of Guam as winds batter the island
Super Typhoon Sinlaku passed north of Guam Tuesday afternoon but damaging winds continued to batter the island as the storm bore down on Tinian and Saipan, where a destructive Category 4 strike is expected late Tuesday evening.
· Environment
- GPA urges residents to stay clear of downed power lines
As Super Typhoon Sinlaku continues to batter Guam, the Guam Power Authority is urging residents to stay away from any downed power lines — and to never assume a line is safe.
· Environment
- Governor in contact with federal partners as storm hits
· Environment
- From Yigo to Talo'fo'fo, residents document the storm
Here’s a look at what happened across the island Tuesday morning, from Yigo to Talo’fo’fo, residents are documenting the impacts of Super Typhoon Sinlaku.
· Environment
- Four deep wells offline as power fluctuates
The Guam Waterworks Authority reported Tuesday morning that four deep wells have gone offline due to power fluctuations caused by Super Typhoon Sinlaku, resulting in low to no water pressure in parts of Dededo and Barrigada.
· Environment
- Sinlaku's closest approach expected Tuesday afternoon
Super Typhoon Sinlaku’s closest point of approach to Guam is expected between 2 and 4 p.m. Tuesday, with gusts of 70 to 80 mph already battering the island and the power grid severed between north and south.
· Environment
- Fire crews respond to Tamuning condo fire during typhoon
The Guam Fire Department responded to a reported structure fire Tuesday morning at Blue Lagoon Condominiums in Tamuning, as Super Typhoon Sinlaku’s Tropical Storm-Force winds continued to batter the island under Condition of Readiness 1.
· Environment
- Typhoon warnings expanded to the northern Marianas
· Environment
- Sinlaku 165 miles east of Guam early Tuesday
· Public Safety
- Sinlaku tracks west-northwest toward the Marianas
· Environment
Monday, April 13
- GPA crews work through the night to restore power
Guam Power Authority line crews continued working Monday evening to restore power across the island’s northern, central and southern sectors as weather conditions from Super Typhoon Sinlaku began to deteriorate, the agency announced.
· Environment
- Outer rainbands bring first outages to Guam
Residents across Guam began reporting intermittent power outages Monday night as the National Weather Service confirmed the outer rainbands and wind field of Super Typhoon Sinlaku had reached the island.
· Environment
- Forecasters brief governor and FEMA on Sinlaku
The National Weather Service Guam Forecast Office discuss Super Typhoon Sinlaku with Governor Lou Leon Guerrero and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)as island placed in Condition of Readiness 1 and tropical force winds eminent within hours.
· Environment
- Community health centers announce storm closures
The Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services announced Monday that both the Northern and Southern Region Community Health Centers will remain open during Super Typhoon Sinlaku, providing non-emergency care while regular clinic appointments are rescheduled.
· Environment
- Governor issues special message with COR 1 declaration
Governor Lou Leon Guerrero’s declaration of Condition of Readiness (COR) 1 was accompanied by a special message warning island residents that the first band of strong winds from Sinlaku is expected to last until at least 7 p.m. Watch the Gov’s COR 1 address here.
· Government & Politics
- Guam placed in COR 1 as destructive winds near
Governor Lou Leon Guerrero and Rear Adm. Brett Mietus placed Guam in Condition of Readiness 1 at 4 p.m. Monday, signaling destructive winds are possible within 12 hours.
· Health
- GPA warns of widespread outages as Sinlaku nears
The Guam Power Authority warned residents Monday to expect widespread power outages and fluctuations as Super Typhoon Sinlaku bears down on the island, while confirming crews will stand down once conditions become unsafe and resume repairs as soon as winds subside.
· Environment
- Sinlaku holds 180 mph winds on approach
· Environment
- Fusion center warns of scams and price gouging before storm
The Mariana Regional Fusion Center issued an advisory Monday warning residents to guard against scams, price gouging and criminal exploitation as Super Typhoon Sinlaku approaches and recovery efforts loom.
· Environment
- Urgent warning to stay out of the water as surf turns deadly
Officials issued an urgent warning Monday to stay out of the water as Super Typhoon Sinlaku generated life-threatening surf conditions across the Marianas, while all Fresenius dialysis centers on Guam announced closures until further notice.
· Environment
- Sinlaku barrels toward the Marianas with 180 mph winds
Super Typhoon Sinlaku barreled toward the Marianas Monday morning with maximum sustained winds of 180 mph, its forecast track now aimed directly at Tinian and Saipan, the National Weather Service warned.
· Environment
- What's open and closed Monday as Sinlaku approaches
Take a look at what’s open and what’s not for Monday, April 13, as Typhoon Sinlaku approaches the Marianas.
· Environment
- President approves emergency declaration for Guam
President Donald Trump approved Governor Lou Leon Guerrero’s request for a Presidential Emergency Declaration Monday in response to Typhoon Sinlaku, unlocking federal resources ahead of the storm’s landfall.
· Environment
- Sinlaku edges toward the Marianas as track shifts
Super Typhoon Sinlaku continued its north-northwest march toward the Marianas at 10 mph early Monday, with the latest forecast track shifting the storm’s center closer to Tinian and Saipan, according to a 5 a.m. ChST National Weather Service Guam Forecast Office advisory.
· Environment
- Shelter occupancy splits sharply between north and south
Emergency shelters across Guam were seeing sharply different occupancy rates in the north versus the south early Monday as Typhoon Sinlaku bore down on the Marianas, according to data released by the Guam Department of Education.
· Education
- Flash flooding reported along Cross Island Road
Flash flooding was reported along Cross Island Road early Monday as Typhoon Sinlaku closed in on the Marianas, with the National Weather Service issuing both a Flash Flood Warning and a Flash Flood Watch for Guam through Wednesday morning.
· Environment
Sunday, April 12
- Hundreds fill shelters within hours of opening
Within two hours of the Guam Department of Education opening seven emergency shelters at 6:00 p.m., hundreds of residents have already secured placement as Super Typhoon Sinlaku strengthens and approaches the island, according to the Joint Information Center.
· Environment
- Guam under tropical storm warning and typhoon watch
Guam remains under a tropical storm warning and a typhoon watch, meaning tropical storm conditions are expected within 24 hours.
· Environment
- GDOE opens emergency shelters as Guam enters COR 2
As of 5:00 p.m., April 12, Guam is in Condition of Readiness, COR, 2.
· Environment
- Governor signs $25M emergency typhoon appropriation
Governor Lou Leon Guerrero signed into law Sunday emergency legislation appropriating up to $25 million for Typhoon Sinlaku response operations, while flagging concerns about how the funds are structured and financed.
· Government & Politics
- Tropical storm warning issued for Guam
A Tropical Storm Warning was issued for Guam Sunday afternoon, meaning tropical storm conditions with winds of 39 to 73 mph are expected within 24 hours, as Typhoon Sinlaku continued to strengthen with maximum sustained winds of 125 mph.
· Environment
- Guam to enter COR 2 Sunday evening
Guam will move to Condition of Readiness 2 at 5 p.m. Sunday as Typhoon Sinlaku strengthens and tracks toward the Marianas, Governor Lou Leon Guerrero and Rear Adm.
· Environment
- What's open across Guam as Sinlaku approaches
Typhoon Sinlaku is on its way — here's what's open and what's not across Guam this Sunday and Monday.
· Environment
- GMH suspends some services ahead of Sinlaku
The Guam Memorial Hospital Authority is implementing storm preparedness measures ahead of Typhoon Sinlaku, including temporary service suspensions and a patient intake protocol for expectant mothers, the hospital announced Saturday.
· Health
- Port escalates to heavy weather condition Yankee
The Port Authority of Guam escalated to Port Heavy Weather Condition YANKEE Sunday morning following a U.S. Coast Guard declaration at 8 a.m., signaling that Tropical Storm-Force winds are expected within 24 hours as Sinlaku continues to approach the island.
· Local
- Forecasters tighten Sinlaku's track toward the Marianas
Sinlaku is a Typhoon and is heading toward the Marianas.
· Environment
- Guam and Rota squarely in Sinlaku's projected path
Typhoon Sinlaku (04W) is slowly tracking toward the Mariana Islands with Guam and Rota squarely in its projected path, according to a 3 a.m., Sunday advisory from the National Weather Service Guam.
· Environment
- Legislature appropriates $25M for typhoon response
The Guam Legislature passed Bill 1 (6-S) during a special session, appropriating up to $25 million to the Office of I Maga'hågan Guåhan — the governor — for emergency response and preparedness efforts ahead of Typhoon Sinlaku.
· Government & Politics
Saturday, April 11
- Damaging winds expected as Sinlaku strengthens
Typhoon Sinlaku is strengthening and Guam remains in COR 3.
· Environment
- Sinlaku strengthens as Guam holds at COR 3
Typhoon Sinlaku strengthened Saturday as Guam remained in Condition of Readiness 3, with officials warning that damaging winds could arrive within 48 hours.
· Environment
- Moylan says federal agencies ready despite shutdown
Guam Delegate James Moylan said federal agencies are prepared to support Guam as Tropical Storm Sinlaku approaches, despite a partial federal government shutdown affecting the Department of Homeland Security.
· Environment
- Guam placed in COR 3 as Sinlaku strengthens
Guam has been placed in Condition of Readiness (COR) 3 as Tropical Storm Sinlaku continues to strengthen and track toward the Marianas, officials announced Saturday.
· Environment
- Public Health confirms pertussis outbreak on Guam
The Department of Public Health and Social Services has confirmed a pertussis outbreak on Guam, marking the first such outbreak identified this year, officials announced Friday.
· Health
Friday, April 10
- Governor declares state of emergency ahead of Sinlaku
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero has declared a state of emergency in anticipation of Tropical Storm Sinlaku, which continues to track toward Guam and the Marianas as of Friday evening.
· Environment
- Governor addresses island with storm update
Governor Lou Leon Guerrero addressed the people of Guam providing an update on Tropical Storm Sinlaku.
· Environment
- Waterworks prepares systems and urges conservation
The Guam Waterworks Authority is preparing water and wastewater systems ahead of Tropical Storm Sinlaku, urging residents to conserve water and secure supplies as conditions worsen.
· Environment
- Governor places Guam in COR 3
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero placed Guam in Condition of Readiness (COR) 3 at 5 p.m. Friday as Tropical Storm Sinlaku strengthens toward the Marianas.
· Environment
- Terlaje and Perez pick up candidacy packets
Democratic Senators Therese Terlaje and Sabina Flores Perez have picked up candidacy packets from the Guam Election Commission for Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
· Government & Politics
- GPA to begin restoring power once conditions allow
The Guam Power Authority says it will begin restoring electrical service immediately after Tropical Storm Sinlaku passes and once Condition of Readiness 4 is declared.
· Health
- Depression upgraded to Tropical Storm Sinlaku
The National Weather Service has upgraded Tropical Depression 04W to Tropical Storm Sinlaku.
· Environment
- Health director warns of federal cuts to child care support
Guam’s public health director is raising concerns over potential federal funding cuts and delays that could significantly impact child care services and other critical programs on the island.
· Health
Thursday, April 9
- Officials urge preparation as depression nears the Marianas
Emergency officials are urging residents to prepare as Tropical Depression 04W continues to organize and move toward the Marianas, with the potential to intensify into a typhoon in the coming days.
· Environment
- Rev and Tax offers license renewal waivers for March
DRT Announces License Renewal Waivers for March 2026 The Guam Department of Revenue and Taxation (DRT) is offering a targeted waiver for business owners whose licenses were due for renewal in March 2026.
· Local
- Rev and Tax extends February business privilege tax filings
DRT Announces Extension for February 2026 Business Privilege Tax Filings The Guam Department of Revenue and Taxation (DRT) has officially granted a payment extension for February 2026 Business Privilege Tax (BPT) returns.
· Local
- Weather service tracks disturbance 570 miles east of Guam
The National Weather Service (NWS) Guam is tracking Invest 90W, an intensifying tropical disturbance currently located about 570 miles east-southeast of Guam.
· Environment
- Jose Rios Middle School to host third annual outreach event
The Guam Department of Education is inviting families to the 3rd Annual C.A.R.E.S. Outreach Event hosted by Jose L.G. Rios Middle School this weekend!
· Education
- Terlaje bill targets cargo seal tampering
Senator Therese M. Terlaje is pushing new legislation aimed at cracking down on cargo seal tampering—one of the key vulnerabilities that could allow illegal drugs into Guam.
· Government & Politics
- Crash into utility pole shuts down Chalan Pago lanes
A crash involving a vehicle and a utility pole in Chalan Pago early this morning has shut down both northbound and southbound lanes of Route 4 (Eddie Reyes St.).
· Public Safety
Wednesday, April 8
- SNIP clinic promotes low-cost spay and neuter services
The SNIP Clinic at Guam Animals In Need (GAIN) is encouraging residents to take advantage of its weekly low-cost spay and neuter services to help address animal overpopulation on Guam.
· Local
- Forecasters monitor disturbance organizing near Chuuk
A tropical disturbance known as Invest Area 90W is being closely monitored as it continues to organize east-northeast of Chuuk, with National Weather Service Guam warning of possible impacts to the Marianas in the coming days.
· Environment
- Labor Department recruits workers 55 and older for training
The Guam Department of Labor is recruiting residents age 55 and older to participate in a federally funded job training program aimed at helping seniors re-enter the workforce.
· Local
- Magistrate recommends dismissing attorney general's federal suit
A federal magistrate judge has recommended dismissing a lawsuit filed by Guam’s attorney general challenging the use of federal relief funds for a planned medical campus in Mangilao.
· Government & Politics
- Bill addressing Guam's physician shortage signed into law
Legislation aimed at addressing Guam’s physician shortage and improving access to care has been signed into law, according to the office of Telo T. Taitague.
· Health
- Jury convicts man in 2024 killing of Korean tourist
A jury has found Stefan Keanu Camacho guilty in connection with the 2024 robbery and killing of a Korean tourist in Tumon, according to the Office of the Attorney General of Guam.
· Public Safety
Tuesday, April 7
- GCC opens summer and fall 2026 registration
Guam Community College has opened registration for its Summer and Fall 2026 semesters, offering both online and in-person options for students.
· Education
- Traffic advisory issued after trailer spill near airport
The Guam Police Department issued a traffic advisory Tuesday afternoon following a roadway incident involving a trailer spill near the airport.
· Public Safety
- UOG to showcase student talent at Night of the Arts
University of Guam will host its Tritons Night of the Arts on April 9, highlighting the creative talents of its students through performances, exhibits and interactive activities.
· Education
- Homeland Security monitors developing tropical disturbance
The Office of Guam Homeland Security and Office of Civil Defense is monitoring a developing tropical disturbance southeast of Guam that could impact the Marianas in the coming days.
· Environment
- Attorney general launches diversion pilot for some offenders
Office of the Attorney General of Guam has launched a new pilot initiative aimed at giving certain offenders an opportunity to avoid prosecution through accountability and rehabilitation.
· Government & Politics
- Lawmakers note improvements at Guam Memorial Hospital
Lawmakers on Monday acknowledged visible improvements at Guam Memorial Hospital Authority (GMHA) during an oversight hearing, while raising concerns about aging infrastructure, funding delays and persistent operational gaps.
· Health
Monday, April 6
- Police tentatively identify man found in Inarajan waters
The Guam Police Department has tentatively identified a man found unresponsive in waters off Inarahan on April 4 as Kevin Ayangco Banico, 31, the man previously reported missing.
· Public Safety
- Police investigate Agat shooting that injured one man
The Guam Police Department is investigating a shooting reported around 9 p.m. Sunday, April 5 in Agat that left one man injured.
· Public Safety
- Guahan Academy posts clean audit with control deficiencies noted
Guahan Academy Charter School posted a clean audit for fiscal year 2025, but independent auditors identified several internal control deficiencies that could affect financial reporting accuracy.
· Education
Sunday, April 5
- Body of man recovered off Inalahan
The Guam Police Department said the body of an adult male was recovered Saturday afternoon in waters off the village of Inalahan.
· Public Safety
Friday, April 3
- Governor says fuel prices don't meet emergency threshold
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero said rising fuel prices and cost-of-living pressures have not met the threshold for a state of emergency, responding to a call from Sen. Jesse A. Lujan for immediate action.
· Government & Politics
- Lujan urges emergency declaration over rising fuel prices
Sen. Jesse A. Lujan and other leaders are calling on Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero to declare a state of emergency as rising fuel prices and shipping costs intensify financial pressures on Guam families.
· Government & Politics
- Rev and Tax restores system, services resume
The Department of Revenue and Taxation announced that its system has been restored and is now operational, allowing services to resume for taxpayers and consumers across the island.
· Local
- Jose Rios student earns top regional spelling honors
The Guam Department of Education is recognizing a Jose Rios Middle School student for earning top honors in this year’s regional spelling competition.
· Education
Thursday, April 2
- GMH resumes vascular surgeries
The Guam Memorial Hospital Authority announced that vascular surgeries have resumed as of April 1 following a temporary suspension implemented days earlier to ensure patient safety.
· Health
- HYMarket closes CHamoru Month with island flavors
The HYMarket at the Hyatt Regency Guam closed out CHamoru Month with a celebration of island flavors and local craftsmanship, featuring more than 50 local growers and makers—and spotlighting the talents of Guam’s young culinary students.
· Education
- Lawmakers honor pediatrician Dr. Ma Cristina Manaloto
Lawmakers and community members gathered April 2 to honor pediatrician Dr. Ma Cristina Manaloto for her service to Guam’s children, marking what officials called a “bittersweet” farewell as she prepares to leave the island.
· Health
- Sinahi taken from Chief Kepuha statue recovered
The sinahi reported missing from the Chief Kepuha statue has been recovered, according to authorities.
· Public Safety
- Police open death investigation after DOC inmate dies
The Guam Police Department is conducting a death investigation following the death of an inmate at the Department of Corrections.
· Public Safety
- Rev and Tax announces moratorium for affected taxpayers
The Department of Revenue and Taxation announced Wednesday it will implement a moratorium to assist taxpayers and consumers affected by ongoing service disruptions.
· Local
Wednesday, April 1
- DFS Guam employees rally outside store
Dozens of DFS Guam employees gathered outside the luxury retail store Tuesday, chanting “DFS, DFS,” as they marked the company’s closure on island, signaling what many described as the end of an era.
· Business & Technology
- Rev and Tax operating at reduced capacity amid system limits
The Department of Revenue and Taxation is operating at reduced capacity as system limitations continue to impact services across multiple branches, according to a public notice issued earlier this week.
· Local
