Governor Lou Leon Guerrero called the 38th Guam Legislature into Special Session on July 15 to address "urgent and critical funding priorities" related to health, safety, disaster response and essential public infrastructure.
By Jolene Toves ·
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero has declared Monday, July 20, a government holiday in observance of Guam’s 82nd Liberation Day.
By Jolene Toves ·
A characterization of substitute Bill 266-38 as a "status quo" budget re-emerged Monday as lawmakers questioned proposed appropriations for public safety agencies, including the Guam Police Department.
By Jolene Toves ·
Moody's Ratings, formerly Moody's Investors Service, has affirmed that the Government of Guam's creditworthiness "remains stable," according to the governor's office, which said the guidance was "not completely unexpected." The governor's…
By Jolene Toves ·
The Guam Legislature recessed session until Friday morning after the "wrong" bill was printed and provided to senators who were supposed to be reviewing the fiscal year 2027 budget bill.
By Jolene Toves ·
As of 9:15 PM on July 6, Guam remains in Condition of Readiness, or COR 1, according to the Joint Information Center.
Governor Lou Leon Guerrero has signed Public Law 38-134 which will help the island prepare, respond, recover and mitigate to Typhoon Bavi with an $8 million appropriation for Typhoon Bavi in support of mobilizing resources ahead of the storm.
By Jolene Toves ·
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5-4 Monday that President Donald Trump's executive order narrowing birthright citizenship violates the Fourteenth Amendment's Citizenship Clause, a decision advocates said carries significant implications for…
Eight new plug-in hybrid electric vehicles were distributed to Guam government agencies during a handover ceremony at Adelup on Tuesday, official say it's part of the Leon Guerrero-Tenorio administration's push to cut fuel use and reduce emissions across public sector operations.
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero has directed the release of $5 million in local funds to pay child care providers amid delayed federal child care subsidies.
By Jolene Toves ·
Nicolas Engracio Damian Roberto will serve 30 years in prison for criminal sexual conduct against a minor, the Office of the Attorney General announced following a sentencing hearing Monday afternoon.
By Jolene Toves ·
Acting Gov. Joshua Tenorio announced Tuesday that the Government of Guam will take additional time to review the draft 2026 Programmatic Agreement under negotiation between Joint Region Marianas and the Guam State Historic Preservation Office.
A hearing officer for the Office of Public Accountability has dismissed a procurement appeal challenging the contract award for the new Simon Sanchez High School, ruling the office lacks jurisdiction because the Department of Public Works never issued a decision on the underlying protests.
The Guam Legislature has terminated its independent contractor agreement with TRST-GUAM, LLC, effective June 9, according to a formal notice from the Committee on Rules.
The Guam Legislature's Committee on Economic Investment, Military Buildup, Regional Relations, Technology, Regulatory Affairs, Justice, Election, and Retirement held a public hearing Friday for Magistrate Judge Jonathan Quan, who is seeking reappointment to the Superior Court of Guam.
The Guam Women’s Chamber of Commerce held Guam’s first gubernatorial forum today during its June 2026 meeting at the Crowne Plaza Resort Guam in Tumon.
Acting Gov. Joshua F. Tenorio has rejected a Republican proposal to freeze hiring and limit pay raises across the Government of Guam, telling lawmakers it conflicts with opinions from two former attorneys general.
The governors of Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands are jointly urging the Trump administration to extend the Guam-CNMI Visa Waiver Program to the Philippines, arguing the move would benefit the islands, the broader region, and U.S. interests across the Indo-Pacific.
Senator Therese M. Terlaje issued a statement calling for a full investigation, transparency, and accountability in response to a complaint filed against the Guam Visitors Bureau (GVB).
Sen. Sabrina Salas Matanane, chairperson of the Committee on Health and Veterans Affairs, has introduced legislation to create Guam's first comprehensive framework for assisted living residences and other community-based care options for seniors and persons with disabilities.
The Leon Guerrero-Tenorio administration said Wednesday there was just cause for the absence of Department of Parks and Recreation leadership at a budget hearing that the legislature's finance committee recessed in protest the previous day.
The Committee on Government Finance and Operations recessed the Department of Parks and Recreation's budget hearing Tuesday after the administration did not send an appointed or acting director to defend the agency's budget, sending only career classified employees.
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.
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…
