Borja bill would waive permit fees for student food booths
Senator Vincent Borja has introduced Bill No. 215-38 (COR), a measure that would waive sanitary permit fees for temporary food service facilities operated by student organizations.
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GDOE locks in school calendars through 2030
The Guam Department of Education (GDOE) has announced official school calendars for the next four academic years, from School Year (SY) 2026–2027 through SY 2029–2030.
Tamuning Senior Center hosts community services night
Residents are invited to a special community event this evening at the Tamuning Senior Center, featuring local leaders and organizations focused on health, education, and veteran services.
Watson replaces Cruz atop Guard, military affairs
There’s a change in leadership for the Guam National Guard and the Department of Military Affairs.
Bill would widen membership of Guam Ethics Commission
Senators Shawn Gumataotao and Joe San Agustin have introduced Bill 214-38 (COR), a measure seeking to modify the membership of the Guam Ethics Commission to include appointments from community organizations and the three branches of government.
GEDA marks 60 years of building Guam's economy
The Guam Economic Development Authority (GEDA) celebrated its 60th anniversary on October 18 at the Hyatt Regency Guam, honoring six decades of leadership in shaping the island’s economic future under the theme, “60 Years of Building…
Civil Defense chief found guilty of domestic violence in D.C.
Charles Esteves, Administrator of the Guam Office of Civil Defense, has been found guilty of domestic violence in Washington, D.C. This information has been confirmed by Krystal Paco-San Agustin, Director of Communications for the Office of the Governor of Guam.
GMH to break ground on parking expansion
The Guam Memorial Hospital Authority (GMHA) will hold a groundbreaking ceremony on Wednesday, October 29, for its Hospital Parking Expansion Project, which aims to improve accessibility for patients, visitors, staff, and the community.
Divers recover body of missing fisherman Kevin Nauta
The body of a fisherman reported missing was recovered Tuesday morning, according to the Guam Fire Department.
Search launched for fisherman missing off Pago Bay
A large-scale search is underway for a missing fisherman last seen in the Pago Bay area early Monday morning.
Guam taps $13.1M in local funds to shield SNAP benefits
While Public Welfare recipients across the United States won't see any federal assistance come November until further notice, on Guam Governor Lou Leon Guerrero has signed Bill 1 (4-S) into law, directing $13.1 million in unobligated…
Teen released on bond after obstruction charge
A teenager identified as BK Luke Oneichy was released Saturday on a $1,000 personal recognizance bond after being charged with obstructing government function and disorderly conduct, according to a magistrate’s report from the Superior Court of Guam.
Rescue crews search for missing fisherman
Guam Fire Department rescue units launched an active search early Monday morning for a missing fisherman identified as 34-year-old Kevin Nauta.
Mount Carmel School marks United Nations Day with parade
Mount Carmel School transformed its campus into a global celebration on Friday, October 24, as students, teachers, and families came together to mark United Nations Day 2025 with a lively Parade of Nations, cultural performances, and international cuisine.
Deadline nears for congressional service academy nominations
Congressman James C. Moylan is reminding Guam’s students that the deadline to apply for a congressional nomination to one of the United States Service Academies is Wednesday, October 30, 2025, by 5 p.m. Each year, members of Congress have…
GCC spring registration opens Monday
Guam Community College (GCC) announced that registration for the Spring 2026 semester will open at 12 noon on Monday, October 27, 2025.
FAFSA completion becomes a graduation requirement at GDOE
The Guam Department of Education (GDOE) announced that completion of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) will now be a graduation requirement for all high school seniors beginning with the Class of 2026.
Government agencies turn out for hospital cleanup
Government of Guam agencies joined forces Saturday to support a clean up effort at the Guam Memorial Hospital Authority (GMHA), underscoring a renewed commitment to improving the island’s only public hospital.
Federal grant brings new exam equipment to rape crisis center
Survivors of sexual assault will soon receive improved forensic care at the island’s only rape crisis center thanks to new exam equipment funded through a federal grant secured by the Bureau of Women’s Affairs (BWA).
GVB reports growth in visitor arrivals
The Guam Visitors Bureau (GVB) announced encouraging growth in visitor arrivals, signaling a positive rebound for the island’s tourism industry.
Agencies join effort to improve conditions at Guam Memorial Hospital
The Leon Guerrero-Tenorio Administration and several GovGuam agencies have joined forces to enhance the cleanliness and safety of the Guam Memorial Hospital Authority (GMHA), in what leaders described as a shared commitment to improving conditions at the island’s only public hospital.
Senators unanimously pass emergency food assistance bill
After rigorous discussions, senators from the 38th Guam Legislature on Friday, unanimously passed an emergency bill to safeguard food assistance for thousands of island residents affected by the ongoing federal government shutdown.
Man arrested in domestic violence case
A 29-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a domestic violence incident, according to a magistrate’s complaint filed in the Superior Court of Guam in Hagatna.
2026 gubernatorial race takes shape as teams confirm bids
The 2026 Guam Gubernatorial Election is officially underway, with the first candidates confirming their teams and displaying their signs across the island.
