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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.
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.
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.
Reggae legends Katchafire and Sons of Zion are set to take the stage this Saturday, April 25, at the LeoPalace Resort Guam for the fifth installment of “Island Feels in the Hills.” Hosted by Clutch Music and Setlist LLC, the event…
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Governor Lou Leon Guerrero has placed Guam in Condition of Readiness, COR, 4 as of 12 p.m. Thursday, April 16, 2026.
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.
UPDATE as of 3 p.m., April 15 Docomo reported Wednesday afternoon that its network remains operational across Guam and the CNMI, though widespread commercial power outages are causing intermittent connectivity and slower speeds for some…
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.
Guam remains in Condition of Readiness, COR, 1.
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.
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.
As Guam remained in Condition of Readiness 1, Wednesday morning, April 15, videos from island residents have flooded social media.
UPDATE: NWS Guam RWO, 7:30 a.m. April 15, 2026 Typhoon Sinlaku was downgraded from super typhoon status to a Category 4 typhoon Wednesday morning but continued to inflict a prolonged and destructive assault on Saipan and Tinian, with its…
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.
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.
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.
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.
