Boy, 13, taken into custody in school burglaries
On June 29, a 13-year-old boy was taken into custody by the Guam Police Department on allegations that he was involved in two burglaries at Jose Rios Middle School.
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Supreme Court rules against Trump birthright citizenship order
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5-4 Monday that President Donald Trump's executive order narrowing birthright citizenship violates the Fourteenth Amendment's Citizenship Clause, a decision advocates said carries significant implications for…
GovGuam agencies receive eight plug-in hybrid vehicles
Eight new plug-in hybrid electric vehicles were distributed to Guam government agencies during a handover ceremony at Adelup on Tuesday, official say it's part of the Leon Guerrero-Tenorio administration's push to cut fuel use and reduce emissions across public sector operations.
Forecasters watch system that may become tropical depression
National Weather Service Guam said Invest 95W will likely develop into a tropical depression in the next 24 hours and may pass through the Marianas as a tropical cyclone early next week.
GPA takes preventive steps as storm winds approach
The Guam Power Authority (GPA) is taking preventive measures to prepare the island's power system for the potential impacts of tropical-storm-force winds as Invest 95W continues to develop southeast of Guam, a release from the utility said Tuesday evening.
Fire Department ends search for missing woman
The Guam Fire Department has ceased search operations in the area where personal belongings of Robert A.T. Taimanglo, also known as “Berta,” were discovered.
Leaders dedicate site of Guam's new hospital in Mangilao
Government leaders, healthcare officials and community members gathered in Mangilao on Friday to dedicate the future site of Guam’s new hospital, a project Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero said will transform healthcare access for generations of island residents.
Homelessness assistance division opens new Hagatna office
The Division of Homelessness Assistance and Poverty Prevention (DHAPP) is now open at its new Hagåtña location, the Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS) announced June 26.
Fire near old Polyclinic closes section of Route 14B
The Guam Police Department has closed a section of Route 14B reporting a fire by the old Polyclinic on Ypao Road.
Public Health to add doula services to Guam Medicaid
The Department of Public Health and Social Services will be amending the Guam Medicaid State Plan to pregnant and post-partum women to avail of doula services.
Jolene Toves named inaugural news director of Guam News Network
Thrive Media Group announced the appointment of Jolene Toves as the inaugural News Director of Guam News Network.
Three Guam jiu-jitsu athletes to compete in Japan
Three B!BA GUAM JIU-JITSU athletes have been selected to represent Guam at the Asian Sport Jiu-Jitsu Federation (ASJJF) Rolling Tour 7 (ART) in Nagoya, Japan on June 28.
Police investigate Piti vehicle fire as arson
The Guam Police Department is investigating a vehicle fire at a residence in Piti which authorities characterized as "arson." In a release on Saturday, GPD said the incident was reported on June 27 at around 3 a.m. by the homeowner who…
Police continue search for missing woman after vehicle found
The Guam Police Department is continuing its search for Robert A.T. Taimanglo, also known as “Berta.” Taimanglo’s vehicle was discovered along the Pagat Hiking Trail in Mangilao at approximately 7:30 a.m. on June 26.
Family seeks help locating missing woman
The friends and family of Roberta Taimanglo are seeking the community’s assistance in locating her.
Power bills to rise about $58 with new fuel charge
The adjusted fuel recovery charge set to take effect July 1 means residential customers will see an increase in their monthly power bill of about $58, officials from the Guam Power Authority (GPA) said, noting the approval for the power hike came from the Public Utilities Commission (PUC).
Police confirm arrest in first-degree sexual conduct case
The Guam Police Department confirmed the arrest of Ricky Benavente Fergurgur Jr., a suspect named in a first-degree criminal sexual conduct (CSC) case.
Democratic gubernatorial tickets split on business tax overhaul
Guam's three Democrat gubernatorial tickets staked out sharply different positions on overhauling the Business Privilege Tax and replacing it with a visible sales tax or similar consumption-based tax during a Guam Chamber of Commerce…
YouthBuild graduates mark second chances at GCC ceremony
Determination and second chances took center stage at a Guam Community College YouthBuild completion ceremony, marking the end of a six-month program helping young adults earn credentials and workforce skills.
Rev and Tax pays out more than $101M in refunds
Guam's Department of Revenue and Taxation (DRT) has paid out more than $101 million in 2025 individual income tax refunds, the agency announced Wednesday, after releasing its twelfth batch of payments.
Police seek man wanted in robbery and sexual conduct case
The Guam Police Department is asking the public for help locating a man wanted in connection with an armed robbery and a separate criminal sexual conduct investigation, according to a wanted person flyer released by GPD’s Criminal Investigation Division.
GDOE withholds $20M payment to Core Tech over expired contract
The Guam Department of Education is withholding a disputed $20 million payment to Core Tech International over an expired contract and unexecuted change orders, officials told lawmakers Wednesday during the legislative oversight hearing.
Rev and Tax reimburses online credit card convenience fees
Residents who paid certain fees online through the Department of Revenue and Taxation are receiving reimbursements for credit card convenience fees charged on individual transactions, according to a release from DRT issued Monday.
GovGuam takes more time to review programmatic agreement
Acting Gov. Joshua Tenorio announced Tuesday that the Government of Guam will take additional time to review the draft 2026 Programmatic Agreement under negotiation between Joint Region Marianas and the Guam State Historic Preservation Office.
