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The Guam Historic Preservation Review Board has not convened in two years, its chairman acknowledged Monday, as senators questioned nominees about a dysfunction they tied to a contested military programmatic agreement and neglected surveys of historic sites.
In the wake of Typhoon Sinlaku, the University of Guam Land Grant Soil Lab is offering free soil-testing services and analysis for farmers during June and July.
The Motor Carrier Safety Assistance Program within the Department of Revenue and Taxation has been awarded a grant totaling $855,055 for fiscal years 2026 through 2028 to enhance commercial motor vehicle safety and community education.
The Department of Public Health and Social Services will temporarily limit the issuance of vital certificates to one certified copy per event beginning Tuesday, June 2, due to a delay in replenishing the specialized security paper used to print the records.
The University of Guam Land Grant Extension Service will host its fifth Farmer Focus Conference in the Micronesian region on July 1, bringing the event to the island of Chuuk in the Federated States of Micronesia for the first time.
Government leaders, Korean energy executives and utility commissioners gathered Thursday to mark the commissioning of the 198-megawatt Ukudu Combined-Cycle Power Plant, one of the largest infrastructure projects in Guam's modern history.
U.S. Naval Base Guam, along with various Navy first responders, will participate in the annual force protection exercise Citadel Protect 2026 from June 1 to 5, the base announced.
The University of Guam Drone Corps is accepting applications for its sixth cohort, offering students, faculty and partner-organization employees the chance to become federally licensed remote pilots through immersive drone training.
The Supreme Court of Guam has ruled that the governor has authority under the Organic Act to establish hospitals and public health services and that the Attorney General cannot use local law to block the expenditure of federal funds for a…
Former senator and veteran attorney Tom Fisher has announced his candidacy for Attorney General of Guam in the 2026 election, unveiling a four-part platform he calls the "Fisher Four Pillars." Fisher's legal career began as a U.S. Navy…
The Guam Passport Office is launching a new pilot program designed to make it easier for families to obtain passports, reserving Wednesdays exclusively for family appointments throughout the summer.
Southern High School's gymnasium recently served as host venue for the ISA High School Boys Volleyball Championship Finals, a milestone the Guam Department of Education credited to a year of refurbishment work that brought the facility up to operational standards.
Isaiah Aguon, Chief of Staff and General Manager of J. Goodman LLC, has officially picked up his candidacy packet from the Guam Election Commission for a seat on the Guam Education Board, according to a media release.
The Tiyan High School Air Force JROTC unit has earned national recognition for the second consecutive year, receiving the AFJROTC Distinguished Unit Award with Merit along with Outstanding Instructor Awards for both of the program's instructors.
A repeat offender convicted of possessing a stolen firearm linked to a violent Dededo assault was sentenced Wednesday to eight years in prison, a term the Attorney General's Office said fell far short of what the case warranted.
The head of South Korea's state-owned utility giant visited the Governor's Complex Wednesday to express gratitude to the Leon Guerrero-Tenorio Administration for helping keep construction of Guam's new Ukudu power plant on track through…
The Office of Guam Homeland Security and Office of Civil Defense will host a free three-day cybersecurity training course next month aimed at preparing technical personnel and emergency managers to defend critical infrastructure against network-based attacks.
More than 200 job seekers turned out for a hiring event last week organized by the Guam Housing and Urban Renewal Authority to staff a multimillion-dollar disaster recovery program still rebuilding the island nearly three years after Typhoon Mawar.
The Guam Election Commission voted 5-1 Tuesday to decline review of staff's decision to reject nominating petitions for gubernatorial candidate Jeffrey E. Pleadwell, effectively keeping him and running mate Charlie Hermosa off the ballot.
Guam's Department of Public Health and Social Services reported 16 total whooping cough cases on the island as of May 26, including one new lab-confirmed case, according to a public health update released Tuesday.
Guam Power Authority customers could see a significant jump in their monthly electric bills this summer after the Consolidated Commission on Utilities Tuesday approved a recommended fuel surcharge increase now awaiting final approval from the Public Utilities Commission.
A tropical disturbance tracking near Yap State is expected to develop into a tropical depression by Wednesday but poses no threat to Guam or the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, the National Weather Service Guam forecast office said Tuesday.
A 34-year-old man was charged with felony methamphetamine possession and committed to pretrial confinement following a traffic stop in Dededo last week, according to court documents filed Saturday in the Superior Court of Guam.
The U.S. Coast Guard commissioned its newest Fast Response Cutter, USCGC Vincent Danz (WPC 1162), during a ceremony in New York City on Friday, with the vessel set to join Guam-based operations across Oceania.
