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.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Sinahi taken from Chief Kepuha statue recovered
The sinahi reported missing from the Chief Kepuha statue has been recovered, according to authorities.
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.
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.
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.
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.
GDOE marks Music in Our Schools Month
The Guam Department of Education is recognizing Music in Our Schools Month, highlighting the role of music education in student development and honoring educators across the island for their contributions to school programs.
UOG business school marks 20 years of international conference
The University of Guam School of Business and Public Administration (SBPA) celebrated the 20th anniversary of its International Conference on Business, Economics, and Information Technology (ICBEIT), held March 12–13 at the YWCA Fort Canning in Singapore.
Chamorro Affairs and Guam Museum partner on new initiative
The Department of Chamorro Affairs (DCA) and the Guam Museum, with support of the Guam Visitors Bureau (GVB), and collaboration with the Office of the Governor and Lieutenant Governor, have announced a casting call for the reprise of I Hinanao-ta-ta A Theatrical Cultural Show and Experience.
Liguan Elementary earns perfect health inspection score
The Guam Department of Education (GDOE) announced that Liguan Elementary School has earned a perfect Grade “A” with zero demerits in its most recent sanitation inspection, demonstrating the school’s strong commitment to maintaining a safe, clean, and healthy environment for students and staff.
Blas calls for consistent investment in government facilities
Speaker Frank F. Blas, Jr. is calling for greater prioritization and consistent investment in maintaining and modernizing the Government of Guam’s computer systems, describing reliable digital infrastructure as “essential to both…
Police open death investigation after man found unresponsive
The Guam Police Department (GPD) has launched a death investigation following the discovery of an unresponsive man late Monday morning at the San Agustin Apartments in Harmon.
Dededo man arrested on multiple felony charges
The Guam Police Department (GPD) has arrested P. Last Ilaiso, 33, of Dededo, on multiple felony and misdemeanor charges following a robbery reported over the weekend in the Harmon Industrial Park area.
GVB and airport authority extend partnership
The Guam Visitors Bureau (GVB), in partnership with the Guam International Airport Authority (GIAA), has announced an extension of the Guam Youth Art Contest 2026 submission deadline to April 15, providing students additional time to…
