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Alicia Garrido Limtiaco formally filed her candidacy Monday for Guam's Delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives, framing her campaign around closing the gap between federal decisions and tangible results for island families.
Guam Delegate James Moylan has introduced legislation that would create a dedicated federal assistance program for small businesses owned by residents of Guam, American Samoa and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.
The Department of Public Health and Social Services is disputing federal audit findings that flagged more than $6.2 million in questioned costs tied to the Child Care and Development Fund, saying its Division of Children's Wellness…
Following the May 1, 2026, deadline, the Guam Election Commission has confirmed the candidate filings for the primary election on August 1, 2026.
Guam Delegate James Moylan is demanding answers from the Federal Emergency Management Agency over unresolved disaster assistance claims from Super Typhoon Mawar, which struck Guam nearly three years ago.
The Guam Power Authority has mobilized its first wave of personnel to Saipan to assist the Commonwealth Utilities Corporation with power restoration following widespread damage caused by Super Typhoon Sinlaku, GPA announced Sunday.
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero confirmed Saturday that the Government of Guam is actively responding to a widespread cyber incident linked to a critical zero-day vulnerability affecting cPanel-hosted websites globally.
The Department of Public Health and Social Services distributed food commodities to 3,025 families island-wide in the days following Typhoon Sinlaku, the agency announced Friday.
In the weeks following Typhoon Sinlaku, teams from the Guam Department of Agriculture worked alongside community volunteers to rescue and return nearly 500 living corals that had washed ashore in Tumon Bay.
The Department of Revenue and Taxation announced Tuesday that a fifth batch of 2025 individual income tax refunds has been disbursed, bringing the year-to-date total to nearly $61 million.
The Guam Board of Education on Tuesday approved a four-year employment contract for Acting Superintendent Judith Won Pat at a salary of $210,000 plus benefits, capping a months-long process that required the Attorney General's Office to…
A Dededo man was charged Tuesday in the Superior Court of Guam with repeatedly beating a woman with a baseball bat and hammer over a nine-day period, with Magistrate Judge Sean Brown setting bail at $20,000 cash.
The primary disaster debris site at Oka Point will permanently close Friday, May 1 at 6 p.m., the Government of Guam announced Monday, marking the conclusion of the primary cleanup phase following Typhoon Sinlaku.
The Simon Sanchez High School (SSHS) Shark Battalion has made a triumphant return to the national stage, securing a massive haul of trophies at the Rocky Mountain Western Classic Drill Competition in Denver, Colorado.
The Guam Department of Labor announced Monday its Registered Apprenticeship Program has surpassed 1,000 active participants, a milestone coinciding with the island's first full-week observance of National Apprenticeship Week.
The Legislature's Public Safety Committee is recommending amendments to the government's fiscal year 2027 budget that would fund repairs to the Guam Police Department's Crime Lab HVAC system and a new police precinct in Yigo, committee chair Sen. Shawn Gumataotao said Monday.
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero announced Thursday a $60 million federal grant from the Maritime Administration to replace the Port Authority of Guam's aging gantry cranes, calling the award the result of years of persistent advocacy with federal partners.
`The Bureau of Statistics and Plans has extended for a second time the public comment period for the draft 2050 Guåhan Sustainability Plan, pushing the new deadline to May 22 at 5 p.m. The plan serves as a comprehensive framework for…
A federal compliance audit of the Government of Guam found $22.6 million in questioned costs for fiscal year 2024, with auditors issuing their harshest possible opinion on five major federal programs and the report arriving nearly 300 days past its statutory deadline.
The Guam Department of Education's Gifted and Talented Education program will host its annual GATE Day next Friday, giving the public a chance to see what students have accomplished throughout the school year.
The Tumon Night Market returns to Pleasure Island this Sunday, combining its signature food and entertainment with a community relief drive for typhoon-affected residents of Saipan and Tinian.
The Guam Waterworks Authority has rescinded its precautionary boil water notice and lifted water conservation measures island-wide as recovery efforts from Super Typhoon Sinlaku near completion, the authority announced Saturday.
Renowned Master CHamoru dancer Frank Rabon has been named a National Heritage Fellow by the National Endowment for the Arts, receiving what is widely regarded as the highest honor in traditional arts in the United States.
A physician and author who grew up in Pohnpei and graduated from a Guam high school will return to the island next week to speak at the University of Guam and release his memoir locally.
