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Speaker Frank F. Blas Jr. said recent exchanges during the governor’s fifth special session, along with a Superior Court ruling against the Guam Housing and Urban Renewal Authority, reinforced serious concerns about the administration’s hospital siting and procurement strategy.
Legislative Health Chair Sen. Sabrina Salas Matanane defended her vote against Bill No. 1 (5-S), saying the measure lacked transparency and raised legal concerns despite the governor’s warning that $104 million in federal funds could be lost.
The Guam Visitors Bureau announced Tuesday the remaining 2025 dates for the Tumon Night Market, inviting residents and visitors to close out the year with holiday-themed entertainment, food, and shopping at Pleasure Island.
The Guam Memorial Hospital Authority recognized its nurse practitioners and perioperative team Tuesday as part of two national November observances: Nurse Practitioners Week and Perioperative Team Week.
The Guam Police Department is investigating a four-vehicle crash involving a school bus that killed a 36-year-old man Monday near the GPA Dededo Combustion Turbine 1 and 2 on Route 1.
A new measure introduced by Sen. Shawn Gumataotao aims to expand recreational space in the island’s capital by authorizing the construction and operation of a football pitch near the Hagåtña Pool and the Rick Ninete Tennis Center.
Hilton Guam Resort and Spa launched its holiday festivities with the unveiling of its annual Gingerbread Express and the debut of Christmas Island, transforming the hotel lobby into a community-inspired winter display.
Videos circulating on social media are emerging showing the aftermath of a multi-vehicle crash involving four cars and a Guam Department of Education school bus along Route 1 Marine Corps Drive near Prestige Automobile on Monday evening.
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero urged senators to act swiftly on a revised bill authorizing critical power and water upgrades needed for the new hospital in Mangilao, warning that $104 million in federal funds could be forfeited if the Legislature does not move immediately.
Seven people were injured Monday evening after a major crash involving four vehicles and a bus along the southbound lane of Route 1 near Prestige Auto in Yigo, according to the Guam Fire Department.
Guam Delegate James Moylan and CNMI Delegate Kimberly King-Hinds are urging federal regulators to give island communities more time to weigh in on a proposal that could open waters between Guam and Rota to deep-sea mineral exploration.
The Guam Community College will cut the ribbon Tuesday on its newly renovated Culinary Arts and Baking Center, a "state-of-the-art" facility that doubles the size of its former kitchen and ushers in a new era for GCC’s culinary programs.
Atos Jiu-Jitsu Guam has announced one of its largest and most diverse delegations to date for a rare multi-event International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation circuit taking place Nov. 28–30 in Takasaki, Gunma, Japan.
Three Guam residents completed their apprenticeship training this week and were recognized during a Guam Contractors Association luncheon, the Department of Labor announced Thursday.
The Guam Police Department is still searching for Leyton Ray Borja, days after issuing a Wanted Person for Public View bulletin to local media on Nov. 18.
The Salvation Army Hawaiian & Pacific Islands Division is preparing to serve thousands of people through its annual Thanksgiving outreach, offering free meals and community gatherings across Hawaiʻi and Guam.
A Guam man with an active arrest warrant was taken into custody last week after police discovered a glass pipe containing methamphetamine residue during a traffic stop in Barrigada, according to an affidavit of probable cause filed in Superior Court.
The Guam Customs and Quarantine Agency (CQA) has promoted four veteran officers to the rank of Customs and Quarantine Officer III, marking a significant step in strengthening the island’s frontline security and operational readiness.
The Department of Public Health and Social Services on Friday confirmed one new laboratory-verified case of pertussis, bringing Guam’s total to five cases this year.
More than 30 families of fallen service members were honored Thursday in a solemn ceremony at the Guam Congress Building, where they received I Milåyan i Mås Takhilo’ na Sakrifisiu — The Medal of the Greatest Sacrifice.
The Guam Memorial Hospital Authority has started installing new cooling towers as part of a capital improvement project designed to enhance air quality and provide a safer, more comfortable environment for patients, staff and visitors.
The 35th Guam Youth Congress has approved legislation aimed at curbing rising school-related violence by expanding penalties for juveniles and establishing new parental responsibility requirements.
Guam is experiencing a major resurgence in Japan’s outbound travel market, earning Top 3 and 4 rankings across leading Japanese travel platforms for the 2025–26 winter holiday season, the Guam Visitors Bureau announced Friday.
A special session of the 38th Guam Legislature scheduled for Friday was canceled after Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero formally withdrew her call in response to a Superior Court ruling that limited the Guam Housing and Urban Renewal Authority’s ability to condemn land for the planned Mangilao medical campus.
