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The Superior Court of Guam has ruled that the Guam Housing and Urban Renewal Authority exceeded its statutory authority when it condemned private land in Mangilao for a planned stand-alone medical campus.
Guam officials announced Wednesday that the federal government has approved the island’s first wave of Broadband Equity, Access & Deployment (BEAD) subawards, paving the way for the most extensive broadband build-out in island history.
Governor Lou Leon Guerrero has issued Executive Order No. 2025-08, declaring the day after Thanksgiving Day, November 28, as a government holiday.
A procurement protest filed by General Pacific Services has triggered a mandatory delay in the long-awaited Simon Sanchez High School Replacement Project, the Department of Public Works confirmed Wednesday.
Authorities are searching for Leyton Ray Borja, 54, who is wanted for questioning about a "confiscated contraband (drug) investigation" stemming from an incident in the Sergio Cruz Street, Pagat Mangilao area on August 5.
Three University of Guam students received national recognition for their research at the 2025 SACNAS National Diversity in STEM Conference, the country’s largest multicultural STEM gathering.
The Guam Police Department showcased more than $4.2 million in new patrol vehicles and equipment during a presentation on Nov. 17 at the Ricardo J. Bordallo Governor’s Complex in Adelup.
Col. Karin Watson was sworn in Monday by Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero as the acting adjutant general of the Guam National Guard during a brief ceremony at Adelup.
Guam Police are searching for a 45-year-old man wanted for questioning in connection to a robbery that occurred on Sabanan Magas street in Mangilao.
Guam has been named the #1 Best Shore Diving Destination in the Pacific, Indian and Mediterranean region, according to Scuba Diving Magazine’s annual Readers’ Choice Awards.
The Leon Guerrero–Tenorio Administration will break ground on the long-awaited new Simon Sanchez High School on Nov. 24, marking a major step forward for public education in northern Guam.
Sen. Joe S. San Agustin is renewing his push for Bill 4-38, legislation he says would strengthen financial stability for working families by tying Guam’s minimum wage to increases in the island’s Consumer Price Index.
Former senator Mary Camacho Torres officially announced her candidacy for Guam’s Delegate seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, pledging to bring “a stronger voice with a clear vision” to Washington.
The University of Guam Press will launch Tinanom Åmot Siha: Plants Used in Traditional CHamoru Healing, an educational text by Lourdes “Mama Lou” Toves Manglona that documents more than 70 plants used by yo’åmte, or traditional healers, across the Mariana Islands.
Sen. William A. Parkinson praised a recent U.S. Supreme Court development that questions Congress’s long-standing “plenary power” over Guam and other U.S. territories, calling it a long-overdue acknowledgment of unequal treatment under federal law.
The Guam Environmental Protection Agency has lifted its “Do Not Drink Without Treatment” advisory for dieldrin contamination at Guam Waterworks Authority Production Well Y-15 after four consecutive weeks of sampling showed no detectable levels of the banned pesticide.
Brig. Gen. Mike Cruz has resigned as adjutant general of the Guam National Guard, prompting a leadership shift for the island’s military force.
The Department of Public Health and Social Services announced Friday that federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits have resumed normal operations after President Donald Trump signed the Fiscal Year 2026 Appropriations…
The Guam Memorial Hospital Authority (GMHA) has launched a major capital improvement project to strengthen the island’s only public hospital, breaking ground Wednesday on its Roof and Envelope Restoration Initiative.
The Guam Department of Labor reports major growth in its Registered Apprenticeship Program (GRAP), with a nearly 200% increase in apprentices and more than 60% more sponsors since April 2025.
Guam Delegate James C. Moylan announced that Guam’s key priorities were secured in the Continuing Resolution signed into law by President Trump, reopening the federal government and restoring vital services to families, workers, and veterans.
The Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS) will join community partners in observing World AIDS Day with two public events aimed at honoring lives lost to HIV/AIDS and reaffirming the island’s commitment to ending the epidemic.
Seeking to make the courts more accessible and responsive, the Judiciary of Guam has launched a new online platform allowing individuals to prepare and file civil protection orders safely and securely from any computer or mobile device.
Tony Roma's Guam is back, according to the restaurant's official Instagram page which made the announcement on November 12 noting they "heard you." Tony Roma's a local staple in Guam's restaurant scene, closed its doors earlier this year…
