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.
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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.
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.
Depression upgraded to Tropical Storm Sinlaku
The National Weather Service has upgraded Tropical Depression 04W to Tropical Storm Sinlaku.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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!
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.
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.).
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
