Health and Veterans committee issues second hearing notice
This is the second notice for the public hearing by the Committee on Health and Veterans Affairs on Thursday, October 9, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. On the agenda are two measures: - Doc.
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Suspect in Dededo gas station robbery identified and in custody
Less than an hour after the Guam Police Department identified Lucian Maratita George, Jr. as the suspect who robbed the Dededo Shell Gas Station at gunpoint, authorities confirmed he is in custody.
New data tracks government purchases of local produce and fish
The Bureau of Statistics and Plans (BSP), in collaboration with the Department of Agriculture (DoAg), has released new data on locally produced agricultural and fish products purchased by the Government of Guam during Fiscal Year 2025, as required under Public Law 33-93.
Public Health donates $10K in pediatric equipment to Fire Department
The Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS) has donated approximately $10,000 worth of new pediatric emergency medical equipment to the Guam Fire Department (GFD) to strengthen emergency response capabilities for children across the island.
Five candidates advance in GDOE superintendent search
The Guam Education Board (GEB) announced that five candidates have advanced to the next phase of the selection process for the position of Superintendent of the Guam Department of Education (GDOE).
Registration closes Wednesday for Marianas Open championship
The clock is ticking for athletes hoping to compete in the 2025 Marianas Open International Championship.
Public Health marks Primary Care Week with island events
The Department of Public Health and Social Services is inviting the community to celebrate Primary Care Week 2025, from October 6 to 10, through a series of health-centered events promoting access, prevention, and community care.
Seven arrested in Mangilao damaged property case
The Guam Police Department arrested seven individuals in connection with a damaged property incident in Mangilao on October 5.
Police continue search for man wanted in theft investigations
The Guam Police Department is continuing its search for Cameron Jose Guerrero, who remains wanted by authorities in connection to several theft investigations to include a stolen vehicle reported in Upper Tumon.
Prutehi Guahan disputes Calvo's account of session protest
Community advocacy group Prutehi Guåhan is pushing back against Senator Shelly Calvo’s recent remarks describing protesters’ behavior during last week’s legislative session, calling her statements “inaccurate and misrepresentative.” The…
Suspect fires shots in armed robbery at Dededo gas station
The Guam Police Department is investigating an armed robbery that occurred late Sunday night at the Dededo Shell gas station, where a suspect fired multiple rounds before fleeing the scene in a stolen vehicle.
Tenorio secures $5M for five new open-air gymnasiums
Lt. Gov. Josh Tenorio has secured more than $5 million in federal funding through the Land Water Conservation Fund to construct five new open-air gymnasiums across Guam, in what he described as a major investment in community wellness without drawing on local government funds.
Governor warns of financial harm after Moody's report
Governor Lou Leon Guerrero is warning of potential long-term financial harm following a recent report from Moody’s Investors Service that characterized the Guam Legislature’s decision to override her veto of the Fiscal Year 2026 budget as a “credit negative” action.
Calvo addresses altercation during legislative session protest
Senator Shelly V. Calvo issued a statement Saturday addressing an altercation that occurred during the 38th Guam Legislature’s floor session, where protesters gathered in opposition to several bills, including Bill No. 135-38 and Bill No. 7-38.
Canstruction teams build sculptures from canned goods
Teams from across the island came together this week for the annual Canstruction competition, hosted by Be Heartfelt and the Tower of Humanity, transforming stacks of canned goods into creative structures that will help feed hungry children on Guam.
Guam airport awarded $10.4M for safety improvements
The A.B. Won Pat International Airport Authority, Guam (GIAA) has been awarded $10.4 million in federal funding to support safety improvements and passenger enhancements at the island’s only commercial airport.
Public Health to host fourth annual Halloween fair
The Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS) Division of Children’s Wellness is inviting the community to celebrate the spooky season at its 4th Annual Halloween Fair on Oct. 11 at the Micronesia Mall Center Court.
Bill designates Dec. 10 for Insular Force Guard and Combat Patrol
Speaker Frank F. Blas Jr. commended senators of the 38th Guam Legislature on Friday for their passage of Bill 177, a measure designating December 10 as “Insular Force Guard and Guam Combat Patrol Memorial Day.” The bill honors the…
Parkinson to hold political status town hall in Malesso'
Sen. Will Parkinson will hold a community town hall on Guam’s political status in Malesso’ on Wednesday, Oct. 8, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Malesso’ Senior Citizens Center.
GRMC first civilian hospital on Guam to offer CRRT dialysis
Guam Regional Medical City has become the island’s first civilian hospital to provide Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy, a specialized form of dialysis previously limited to military patients at U.S. Naval Hospital Guam.
Police seek man wanted in multiple incidents
The Guam Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Division is asking for the public’s help in locating Cameron Jose Guerrero, a 33-year-old man wanted in connection with multiple incidents of motor vehicle theft in the Upper Tumon area.
WIC food benefits to resume Friday
The Department of Public Health and Social Services announced Thursday that Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) food benefits will resume after a temporary pause.
Taitague bill restoring contract oversight advances
A bill introduced by Sen. Telo T. Taitague to reinstate legislative oversight of long-term contracts has advanced to the voting file after receiving strong support on the session floor.
CHamoru commission launches 'Kumision Kids' sing-along series
The Kumisión i Fino’ CHamoru yan Fina’nå’guen i Historia yan Lina’la’ i Taotao Tåno’ has announced the launch of Kumisión Kids, a new animated sing-along video series that introduces CHamoru language through music, movement and storytelling.
