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Guam Delegate James Moylan announced the winners of the 2026 Congressional Art Competition, recognizing Guam high school students for artwork centered on the theme “How Guam Shapes Me.” The annual nationwide competition invites students…
Lt. Governor Joshua Tenorio announced that youth interested in working over the summer can do so with the 2026 Governor’s Summer Youth Employment Program (GSYEP).
The Guam Police Department arrested three men in connection with a reported burglary at local business Clutch Guam.
Members of the Guahan ISC Judo Club earned multiple podium finishes at the 2026 Nakano Ward Spring Judo Tournament in Japan.
The American Red Cross has relocated its financial assistance service site for residents impacted by Super Typhoon Sinlaku to Micronesia Mall.
The Guam Community College Board of Trustees on Monday reviewed campus improvement projects, workforce programs and graduation preparations while also acknowledging the completion of the presidential search process.
Guam Delegate James Moylan has launched a Congressional Mobile Office aimed at expanding access to federal constituent services in villages across Guam.
The Guam Police Department has identified the victim in Saturday morning’s fatal crash involving an SUV and a garbage truck on Route 1 in Tamuning as 31-year-old Christopher Jacobie Lennon Robinson II.
The Guam Visitors Bureau announced upcoming themes and events for the Tumon Night Market through the end of May, including a Mother’s Day celebration recognizing the role of women in Guam’s families and tourism industry.
Sen. William A. Parkinson is calling for an immediate public hearing on Bill 243-38, legislation aimed at reforming Guam’s procurement protest process as efforts continue to move forward with rebuilding Simon Sanchez High School.
Guam Fire Department units responded early Saturday morning to a serious auto collision involving an SUV and a dump truck along the southbound lane of Route 1 near McDonald’s in Tamuning.
The Office of the Governor is pushing back against what it described as misinformation surrounding the status of recovery funds appropriated following Super Typhoon Sinlaku.
The Guam Department of Revenue and Taxation, in conjunction with the Department of Administration, announced Friday that another $2.7 million in individual income tax refunds has been disbursed as part of the government’s sixth batch of payments for 2025.
A Guam jury on Thursday convicted Rudy Fegurgur Quinata of first-degree murder in the 2021 killing of former Humatak Mayor Daniel Sanchez, following about 4.5 hours of deliberations in Superior Court.
Guam’s unemployment rate has dropped to 3.1%, marking its lowest level in the past three decades, according to the Guam Department of Labor.
The Japan-flagged cruise vessel Asuka III arrived at the Port of Guam on Wednesday morning, bringing more than 700 passengers and crew as part of its Pacific voyage.
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero promoted Guam as a strategic Indo-Pacific investment hub during the SelectUSA Investment Summit in National Harbor, Maryland, highlighting opportunities in drone operations, data centers and artificial intelligence.
The Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services is urging residents to participate in the 2026 National Immunization Survey, set to take place from April through June, with a possible extension into July.
The Department of Youth Affairs will accept applications for the childcare component of the 2026 Governor’s Summer Youth Employment Program from May 8 through May 15, officials announced Tuesday.
The Office of the Governor on Wednesday criticized lawmakers’ move to convene a special investigative subcommittee into the FY 2024 Single Audit, calling the effort an attempt to “politicize” the findings rather than address them.
The Office of the Attorney General is seeking the maximum three-year prison sentence for a man convicted of stealing a vehicle, citing his criminal history and the need for deterrence.
A resolution before the 38th Guam Legislature calls for a special investigative subcommittee to examine sweeping deficiencies in the government’s fiscal year 2024 Single Audit, including $22.6 million in questioned costs and widespread compliance failures.
The Guam Department of Education confirmed Monday that its systems have not been compromised by the widespread cyber incident affecting Government of Guam websites, saying its infrastructure does not rely on the cPanel-hosted platforms identified as the primary vector in the global attack.
The commanders of Joint Region Marianas and Joint Task Force Micronesia declined invitations to appear before the Guam Legislature's military buildup briefing Monday, drawing sharp criticism from the committee chair.