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As special session resumes at 9 a.m. Monday, the governor's office shared a Department of Administration statement clarifying that two laws appropriating funds to island mayors for typhoon recovery are not identical - pushing back on…
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With the first day of school year 2026-2027 set for Aug. 10, Guam Education Board members questioned Guam Department of Education management on school readiness Friday, with one member challenging the superintendent's team over data integrity with just 17 days remaining before schools open.
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The Guam Fire Department says bystanders pulled a man and child out of the waters at Ritidian Point on Sunday.
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Twenty-two middle school basketball teams will take the court in the Mall Ball 3x3 Summer Circuit Middle School Tournament beginning July 31.
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Guam Department of Education Superintendent Judith Won Pat said Friday she intends to lease out Lyndon B. Johnson Elementary and Chief Brodie Elementary schools, both decommissioned more than a year ago.
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Micronesia Mall’s Meet the Candidates event Saturday turned its Center Court into a flurry of interactions between 2026 election candidates and voters, drawing residents eager to engage potential representatives directly.
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Judith Guthertz has resigned as president of Guam Community College, citing "tremendous talent available from others within the College who currently lead it as part of the Management Team." In her resignation letter dated July 23…
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The Guam Police Department has identified the officer involved in the July 11 fatal auto-motorcycle crash in Yigo as Police Officer I Jayson H. Nedelec.
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ISSQUARED Inc. and Bank of Guam hosted the Cyber, AI and Infrastructure Technology Conference Thursday, bringing together representatives from government, banking, education and technology to discuss cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, business continuity and infrastructure resilience.
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The Department of Administration issued a statement Thursday evening reiterating what its director, Edward Birn, repeatedly asserted during special session discussions over checks disbursed directly to the island's 19 mayors — bypassing…
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Tensions rose Thursday morning during a special session on Bill 1 (9-S), an act to appropriate roughly $13.4 million for Bavi response efforts, over Department of Administration checks cut directly to island mayors for initial response…
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The Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS) has launched targeted mosquito control efforts at the Oka Point disaster debris site in Tamuning.
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Editor's note: This is part three in a series exploring birthright citizenship and birth tourism on Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands.
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An 18-wheeler was allegedly involved in an auto pedestrian incident at around 2 p.m. on Wednesday that occurred near House of Chin Fe.
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Right to Democracy has launched a new survey and FAQs regarding the proposed federal measure H.R. 9724, the End Birthright Citizenship Act, which has raised a lot of questions and misconceptions within the community.
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Editor's note: This is part two in a series exploring birthright citizenship and birth tourism on Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands.
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The Guam Visitors Bureau (GVB) has launched an interactive Guam Photo Hunt to encourage island residents and visitors to "rediscover the island" this summer.
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Editor's note: This is part one in a series exploring birthright citizenship in U.S. territories and birth tourism on Guam.
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Amber Josfin Pineda is one of eight undergraduate students nationwide selected to participate in Purdue University's 2026 Summer Research Experience, a program that prepares students for advanced research and graduate study.
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The four suspects accused in the home invasion and murder of Jesus D. Valle, 72, on July 10 each have an arrest record, according to documents filed by the Office of the Attorney General.
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Jesus D. Valle suffered blunt force trauma to the head, leading to his death hours after his Yigo home was invaded July 10 by suspects whom the surviving victim referred to as "the generator guys." A magistrate complaint filed with the…
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Lt. Anthony Martinez Jr, a Territorial Park Patrol Supervisor has been arrested and charged on allegations that he assaulted a woman known to him and her son.
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The Guam Police Department has arrested four suspects in connection to the home invasion in Takano Subdivision in Yigo that resulted in the death of one of the victims on July 10.
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The Guam Police Department has identified the motorcycle operator involved in the fatal crash Yigo crash on July 11 as Rueben Frederick Rausch, 21.
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