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…
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.
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 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.
Ahead of the Memorial Day ceremony, Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero and Lt. Gov. Joshua Tenorio on Monday called on residents to honor the men and women who died in military service to Guam and the United States.
The Guam Legislature unanimously passed a bill Friday that would unlock approximately $77 million in previously restricted and lapsed funds for the Guam Department of Education, sending the measure to Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero for her signature ahead of the 2026-2027 school year.
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero called the Guam Legislature into an eighth special session Tuesday morning to consider emergency legislation that would allow construction of a new Simon Sanchez High School campus to proceed despite ongoing procurement protests.
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero on Friday signed two measures approved by the Guam Legislature into law, including legislation tied to Guam’s tourism economy and recovery efforts following Typhoon Sinlaku.
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).
Guam Delegate James Moylan has launched a Congressional Mobile Office aimed at expanding access to federal constituent services in villages across Guam.
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.
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 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 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.
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.
Following the May 1, 2026, deadline, the Guam Election Commission has confirmed the candidate filings for the primary election on August 1, 2026.
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…
Governor Lou Leon Guerrero’s declaration of Condition of Readiness (COR) 1 was accompanied by a special message warning island residents that the first band of strong winds from Sinlaku is expected to last until at least 7 p.m. Watch the Gov’s COR 1 address here.
Governor Lou Leon Guerrero signed into law Sunday emergency legislation appropriating up to $25 million for Typhoon Sinlaku response operations, while flagging concerns about how the funds are structured and financed.
The Guam Legislature passed Bill 1 (6-S) during a special session, appropriating up to $25 million to the Office of I Maga'hågan Guåhan — the governor — for emergency response and preparedness efforts ahead of Typhoon Sinlaku.
