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July 2026

128 stories · Guam time

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Wednesday, July 29

  • Police arrest suspect in Agana Shopping Center theft

    With the help of the Agana Shopping Center personnel, the Guam Police Department has arrested the suspect in a retail theft case that occurred at around 2:50 p.m. on Tuesday.

    · Public Safety

  • Red Cross takes typhoon resource center into the villages

    The American Red Cross is taking its Typhoon Bavi Resource Center outreach into the villages, meeting with residents whose homes sustained major damage or were destroyed to help them apply for financial assistance.

    · Government & Politics

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  • Candidates meet voters at Micronesia Mall forum

    Micronesia Mall’s Meet the Candidates event Saturday turned its Center Court into a flurry of interactions between 2026 election candidates and voters, drawing residents eager to engage potential representatives directly.

    · Government & Politics

  • Broadband deal to connect 1,340 underserved Guam homes

    Approximately 1,340 previously unserved or underserved homes and 175 community anchor institutions will soon have broadband connectivity after the Government of Guam signed agreements with GTA and IT&E to expand high-speed internet service.

    · Environment

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  • UOG student selected for Purdue summer research program

    Amber Josfin Pineda is one of eight undergraduate students nationwide selected to participate in Purdue University's 2026 Summer Research Experience, a program that prepares students for advanced research and graduate study.

    · Education

  • All four suspects in Yigo killing have arrest records

    The four suspects accused in the home invasion and murder of Jesus D. Valle, 72, on July 10 each have an arrest record, according to documents filed by the Office of the Attorney General.

    · Public Safety

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  • Harvest House seeks donations for 700 foster children

    Harvest House is preparing to host the biggest back-to-school party for the island's 700 foster children, but Executive Director Bethany Taylor said 700 backpacks and water bottles are needed to help ensure the they are ready for the new school year.

    · Community

  • Ethics Commission launches survey on public trust in government

    The Guam Ethics Commission has launched an effort to establish a baseline for public trust in the Government of Guam, which the Commission’s Executive Director said is tied to fiscal responsibility, transparency, accountability and customer service.

    · Local

  • Bank of Guam offers three-month typhoon loan forbearance

    Bank of Guam (BOG) is providing financial relief to its customers offering a three-month Typhoon Bavi Forbearance program for eligible consumer loans.

    · Environment

  • Governor calls special session on typhoon funding

    Governor Lou Leon Guerrero called the 38th Guam Legislature into Special Session on July 15 to address "urgent and critical funding priorities" related to health, safety, disaster response and essential public infrastructure.

    · Government & Politics

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  • Lawmakers debate business tax amendments in budget bill

    Lawmakers locked in session debate since Friday over Bill 266-38, the fiscal year 2027 Budget Act, spent Saturday morning hashing out targeted amendments to the Business Privilege Tax (BPT) - many of which failed - before the Committee of the Whole recessed on Chapter 1 Revenues.

    · Education

  • Food commodities available Tuesday at Adelup

    Food commodities will be available for pickup Tuesday through a Department of Public Health and Social Services drive-through at the Adelup breezeway.

    · Environment

  • Power restoration reaches 74% on day four of recovery

    Power restoration to Guam’s island-wide system is progressing on Day 4 of post-Super Typhoon Bavi recovery, with 74% of the system load restored and 87% of feeders and circuits fully or partially energized as of 10 a.m. Saturday.

    · Environment

  • UOG to host 'Beyond the Status Quo' gubernatorial debate

    The University of Guam's College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (CLASS) and the Free Association Task Force are hosting the "Beyond the Status Quo Gubernatorial Debate" Wednesday, giving voters an opportunity to learn more about the candidates and their visions for Guam.

    · Education

  • Summer EBT benefits to load automatically July 17

    Summer Electronic Benefit Transfers (S-EBT) for eligible school-aged youth will be automatically uploaded Friday, July 17.

    · Education

Friday, July 10

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  • Mayors voice frustration over green waste sorting rules

    Mayors voiced frustration over green waste separation requirements at the Mayors’ Council of Guam special meeting on Wednesday, as they are being asked to identify which storm collected green waste and other debris came from.

    · Environment

  • Homebound voting resumes for primary election

    With Super Typhoon Bavi now gone from the region, the Guam Election Commission has resumed homebound voting for the Primary Election on Wednesday, July 8.

    · Environment

  • Ypao Point designated as typhoon debris drop-off site

    The Joint Information Center has designated Ypao Point as the official typhoon debris removal site.

    · Environment

  • Public Health prepares federal disaster food aid application

    The Department of Public Health and Social Services is preparing the application to be submitted to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Nutrition Services Administration for automate mass replacement (AMR) of a portion of nutritional benefits lost due to Super Typhoon Bavi.

    · Environment

  • Government to survey businesses on typhoon damage

    Local business owners will be getting a call from the government of Guam as part of a Business Sector Damage Assessment Survey, Joint Information Center officials said Wednesday morning.

    · Environment

  • Waterworks reports 73 wells online on generator power

    The Guam Waterworks Authority reported 73 wells and the Ugum Surface Water Treatment Plant were online on generator power as of 8 p.m. Tuesday, though some villages are experiencing low to no water pressure.

    · Local

  • Power restored to 17% of island system

    The Guam Power Authority has restored 17% of the island’s system load, with 25 of 30 major substations — 83% — and 25% of feeders and circuits energized as of 3 p.m. Tuesday.

    · Local

Tuesday, July 7

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  • Residents report pocket outages through alert hub

    Reports of pocket outages have been received through Guam News Network’s “Guam Alert Hub” an islandwide alert and community that compiles NWS and JIC advisories school closures road conditions along with community submitted reports from villages across the island in a single feed.

    · Environment

  • Northern shelter near capacity as COR 1 declared

    By the 12 p.m. declaration Condition of readiness (COR) 1, one emergency shelter in the north was near capacity at 83% while first counts of shelters in and southern Guam were at less than 10% capacity, a trend seen in previous storms.

    · Health

  • GPA warns power system may be unstable during restoration

    The Guam Power Authority advised its customers that the Island-Wide Power System may become unstable during post-typhoon restoration, with fluctuating voltages, interruptions and intermittent outages expected until recovery is complete.

    · Environment

  • Malesso crews rush flood mitigation as COR 1 begins

    As the island entered Condition of Readiness 1, crews from the Malesso Mayors office rushed to complete flood mitigation efforts near Hemlani’s Apartments, an area prone to flooding.

    · Environment

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