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A 35-year-old man has been charged with second-degree felony retail theft after allegedly stealing more than $1,500 worth of merchandise from a Home Depot store in August, according to an affidavit of probable cause filed Tuesday in Superior Court.
GTA has earned the 2026 Great Place To Work Certification™, company officials announced Monday, citing employee feedback that placed the local telecommunications provider well above the national average for workplace satisfaction.
The Guam Power Authority has been awarded an additional $1,765,986 in federal funding to strengthen its cybersecurity posture and protect Guam’s critical energy infrastructure.
The Superior Court of Guam has dismissed a counterclaim filed by government employee Bryan J. Cruz seeking declaratory relief against the Office of the Attorney General of Guam, ruling that Cruz failed to exhaust administrative remedies before turning to the judiciary.
The Guam Legal Services Corporation – Disability Law Center is warning parents that hundreds of public school students with disabilities may not be receiving legally required services from the Guam Department of Education.
Missing person Anthony Tyquiengco Torres, 60, was located early Tuesday morning in Agat, according to the Guam Police Department.
Lawmakers are weighing emergency action to extend the airport’s primary retail concession agreement as officials warn that a lapse in revenue could threaten the Guam International Airport Authority’s bond standing.
The Guam Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a missing 60-year-old man last seen Saturday in Umatac.
Legislation introduced Monday would require the Guam Visitors Bureau board of directors to approve all official travel before any public funds are spent.
A man was arrested after allegedly pointing what appeared to be a rifle at a vehicle carrying a woman and two children near Astumbo Elementary School, according to an affidavit of probable cause filed in the Superior Court of Guam.
Students at Tamuning Elementary School received hands-on robotics instruction this week through a STEAM outreach led by SIFA Learning Academy Charter School.
*A man accused of kidnapping a driver at a Barrigada gas station is facing multiple felony charges after a police pursuit that ended in a crash, according to a magistrate’s complaint filed in the Superior Court of Guam.
The Office of Guam Homeland Security and the Office of Civil Defense are warning the public to be vigilant following reports of a phishing email circulating among government users.
Oceanview Middle School has earned an “A” rating on its latest public health inspection, marking a significant improvement from last year’s 22/C rating, according to the Guam Department of Education.
Search efforts for David Soulik, the 22-year-old swimmer who went missing offshore near the Tanguissan Power Plant have been terminated as of 6 p.m. following an extensive multi-agency operation, authorities announced Friday.
Two people were arrested following an alleged carjacking and police pursuit that ended in a crash in Chalan Pago, according to the Guam Police Department.
A 31-year-old man has been charged in connection with an armed robbery targeting Korean tourists in the parking lot of Guam Premium Outlets, according to a court affidavit filed Thursday.
Refurbishment work at J.Q. San Miguel Elementary School is more than 90% complete as crews continue infrastructure upgrades on campus, the Guam Department of Education announced Wednesday.
The search for a 22-year-old man who went missing while swimming offshore near the Tanguissan Power Plant, shifted to recovery, according to the Guam Fire Department who noted recovery operations were carried out throughout Thursday.
A day after being apprehended, police announced that Jay Boi Elias was formally arrested Feb. 11 on charges related to the armed robbery of a Korean tourist family in the parking lot of Guam Premier Outlets on Feb. 6.
Legislation aimed at addressing Guam’s physician shortage and expanding access to care advanced this week following a public hearing before the Committee on Health.
Lawmakers offered sharply different reactions Wednesday evening following Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero’s final State of the Island Address, underscoring political divisions as the 2026 election season intensifies.
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero used her final State of the Island Address to defend her administration’s fiscal record, warn against proposed tax cuts and urge lawmakers to protect what she described as hard-won financial stability amid economic uncertainty.
Sen. Vincent A.V. Borja will host a Community Education Town Hall on Feb. 19 at John F. Kennedy High School, continuing efforts to engage students, parents and educators in shaping public education policy.
