Governor departs on trade mission to Taiwan
Governor Lou Leon Guerrero departed Guam this morning on a trade and investment mission to Taiwan focused on expanding opportunities in aviation, agriculture, tourism and cultural exchange.
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Drier conditions spread across Guam and the CNMI
Drier conditions are spreading across Guam and the CNMI following heavy rainfall earlier this week, but forecasters say winds, seas and shower activity could increase by the weekend.
Corrections officer convicted of official misconduct
A Department of Corrections officer was convicted Tuesday of official misconduct following a jury trial in the Superior Court of Guam.
Guam fighter Jeffrey Mesa to compete in New Zealand
Professional mixed martial artist Jeffrey Mesa will depart Guam this week to compete at Shuriken Fight Series 23 in Auckland, New Zealand, with the event streaming worldwide on UFC Fight Pass.
Guam Football Association hosts FIFA youth coaches workshop
The Guam Football Association hosted a five-day FIFA Elite Youth Coaches Workshop from Feb. 18–22 at the GFA National Training Center, bringing together youth national team, academy and club coaches for an intensive development program.
Moylan co-leads bill to reimburse reservists
Guam Delegate James Moylan is co-leading bipartisan legislation that would require the federal government to reimburse reservists for certain out-of-pocket travel expenses incurred while attending mandatory military training.
Tenorio and Muna-Barnes open 2026 campaign push
Guam’s 2026 election season moved into full swing Sunday as Lt. Gov. Josh Tenorio and Sen. Tina Muña-Barnes held their first gubernatorial campaign rally, drawing what organizers described as thousands of supporters to their headquarters in Hagåtña.
Public Works responds to flooding in multiple areas
The Guam Department of Public Works responded to reports of flooding in multiple areas across the island as heavy rainfall continued through Monday.
Community invited to closing ceremony for island art project
The Micronesia Climate Change Alliance and Hita Litekyan are inviting the community to attend the closing ceremony for “Ta Na’i Animu: Sacred Waters,” an exhibit focused on protecting the region’s waters from deep seabed mining and other environmental threats.
VA rescinds disability evaluation rule after Guam concerns
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has formally rescinded an interim final rule related to disability evaluations, following concerns raised by members of Congress, including Guam Delegate James Moylan.
Police report flooding across the island amid heavy rain
The Guam Police Department reported flooding in several areas across the island Monday morning as heavy rains continued under a flash flood warning.
Flash flood warning issued for Guam
A flash flood warning is in effect for Guam until 9:15 a.m., Monday, according to the National Weather Service Weather Forecast Office Guam.
Senators question Parks and Recreation on staffing and training
Senators pressed officials from the Guam Department of Parks and Recreation on staffing levels, training standards and readiness for performance-based budgeting during a Feb. 26 oversight hearing focused on the island’s Territorial Park Patrol.
Naval Base Guam suspends Trusted Traveler Program
The Trusted Traveler Program at Naval Base Guam has been suspended effective immediately, base officials announced Saturday.
S&P raises Guam's general obligation debt rating to BB
S&P Global Ratings has raised the Government of Guam’s long-term rating on its general obligation debt to “BB” from “BB-,” citing improved financial performance and fiscal position.
GVB appoints Frank Arriola deputy general manager
The Guam Visitors Bureau has appointed Frank P. Arriola as its new deputy general manager and vice president, effective March 2.
Man charged after burglary and officer-involved shooting
A 30-year-old man is facing multiple felony and misdemeanor charges following a reported burglary and officer-involved shooting in Dededo, according to filings in the Superior Court of Guam.
Guam leaders oppose faster permitting for undersea projects
Acting Gov. Josh Tenorio said Thursday that Guam leaders are opposed to federal proposals that would accelerate permitting for undersea mineral exploration in waters surrounding the Marianas, telling visiting officials, “We’re not…
Artist Sujin Bec to unveil 'Syntax of Steel' sculpture
Local artist Sujin Bec will unveil a newly commissioned sculpture titled “Syntax of Steel” at 3 p.m. Friday in the courtyard of the Engineering Building at the University of Guam.
GVB stages first #GuamWithMe travel fair in Cebu
Cebu residents turned out in island spirit as the Guam Visitors Bureau (GVB) staged its first #GuamWithMe travel fair Feb. 21–22 at the Ayala Malls Central Bloc.
Labor reminds employers of new workplace signage rules
The Guam Department of Labor is reminding employers that new workplace signage tied to the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act Rules and Regulations must be displayed within 90 days of enactment.
Governor casts Guam as security linchpin and Pacific economy
Governor Lou Leon Guerrero positioned Guam as both a national security linchpin and a mature Pacific economy during remarks at the Pacific Agenda Summit.
Administration recovers $1.6M stolen in cyberattack
The Government of Guam’s Department of Administration (DOA) has recovered $1.6 million stolen in a cyberattack that targeted the Judiciary of Guam and the Governor's Office announced Wednesday.
Guam leaders split over Trump's State of the Union address
Guam leaders and party officials issued sharply contrasting statements following President Donald Trump’s 2026 State of the Union address, underscoring national political divides reflected locally.