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Sen. Chris Dueñas on Wednesday said delays in generating 2025 real property tax statements highlight the need for stronger accountability measures and performance-based budgeting within government agencies.
The Guam Memorial Hospital Authority said it is continuing efforts to strengthen its financial sustainability while working to protect patient services and support employees, according to a press release issued Wednesday.
The Department of Public Health and Social Services is calling on the public to help identify Guam residents who will reach 100 years of age in 2026 as part of Senior Citizens Month activities planned for May.
IT&E Guam is closing their Agana Shopping Center location with last day of operations set for Sunday, February 22.
Sen. Christopher M. Dueñas is urging the Department of Revenue and Taxation to issue an immediate public notice regarding delays in 2025 real property tax statements and to provide accommodations for taxpayers affected by the billing disruption.
The administration on Feb. 3 said government savings and advance fiscal planning helped stabilize operations this year, pushing back against claims that Guam avoided financial disruption by chance.
Senators raised concerns over financial controls, procurement practices and long-standing audit findings during a Guam Department of Education oversight that was ongoing as of this publication, pressing agency leaders and members of the…
The Guam Power Authority on Wednesday advised customers that several customer service systems are temporarily unavailable due to system maintenance being performed by its IT contractor.
The NMI Supreme Court on Feb. 3 honored Associate Justice Perry B. Inos as he resigned from the bench after more than 17 years of service to the Commonwealth Judiciary.
Lawmakers heard hours of testimony during a Guam Legislature public hearing on Bill 233-38, a measure proposing the transfer of Lot 875-R2 in Hagåtña to the mayor’s office for development of a community sports and recreation complex anchored by a football pitch and potential beach volleyball courts.
A wet and unsettled weather pattern will linger across the Marianas through midweek as a tropical disturbance and nearby trough keep showers in the forecast, according to the National Weather Service in Guam.
Sen. Shawn Gumataotao said more accountability is needed at the Office of Homeland Security and Office of Civil Defense following an oversight hearing that highlighted unresolved federal reimbursement issues.
The Department of Public Health and Social Services' Guam Community Health Centers (GCHC) highlighted its adult primary care services with the spotlight on internal medicine physician Dr. Joel Paulino.
The Guam Board of Education has elected Judith P. Guthertz as its new chairwoman, placing a veteran educator, former lawmaker and public safety leader at the helm of the island’s public-school governing body.
A recent audit of Guam’s Medicaid program identified $400.7 million in benefits provided to more than 35,000 clients during fiscal years 2023 and 2024, but found widespread administrative deficiencies, including missing applications…
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero has transmitted her Fiscal Year 2027 Executive Budget Request to the 38th Guam Legislature, outlining a spending plan she said is rooted in fiscal responsibility, realistic revenue and long-term financial stewardship.
A 19-year-old man is facing multiple felony charges in connection with an armed robbery at a Talofofo convenience store, according to a magistrate’s complaint filed in Superior Court of Guam.
The Guam Department of Agriculture is advising the public to remain alert for box jellyfish in coastal waters and along shorelines during several periods over the coming months.
The Guam Police Department has arrested Jayson John Aguon, 19, for his alleged role in a Jan. 27 robbery at New Morning Store in Talo’fo’fo.
The Chamorro Land Trust Commission reported stronger finances in fiscal year 2023, ending the year with a $3.7 million fund balance — up $527,000 from the previous year — according to a recent financial audit.
Be Heartfelt, a local nonprofit organization, is inviting the community to a special VIP red carpet screening of Still Hope on February 5 at 6:30 p.m. at GPO.
Increased showers, gusty winds and hazardous marine conditions are expected across Guam and the Marianas as weather systems move through the region, according to the Office of Guam Homeland Security and Office of Civil Defense.
A fisherman in his 30s died Sunday night after being pulled from the water at Pago Bay Beach, according to the Guam Fire Department.
Rio Reyes of Figo’ Bonsai Jiu-Jitsu Academy has been named Athlete of the Year at the Copa De Marianas Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Championship, an honor recognizing his standout performance and sportsmanship during the tournament hosted by Marianas Pro Guam.
