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"While agencies from Guam will talk specifics about healthcare, utilities, roads, telecommunications-cyber security, Governor Leon Guerrero will tie it all together for federal officials across federal agencies outside the military, who may not yet understand the magnitude of the investment underway here," the governor's office said.
By Jolene Toves ·
"They basically agreed to give us what we asked for. On top of that, they gave us another $19,885,394 for reconciliations for 2018 military cover-over for non-filers, 2018 home of record filers ... And then additionally they did a 2022 federal agency cover-over, 2023 federal agency cover-over and a 2024 agency cover-over." Carlson said.
By Jolene Toves ·
Guam is expected to receive $105 million in Section 30 funds on Sept. 15, according to the governor's office, which said the payment is an advance on federal revenues owed to the territory. The funds represent "revised estimates" of…
By Jolene Toves ·
"What it does is it talks about how we were better than the sum of our parts, and, you know, the ability to come together and generate a force that can operate in multi-domain warfare environment is a statement that ... we can operate anywhere, anytime, and in any place that we choose," Gabriel said.
By Jolene Toves ·
“I appreciate Secretary Mullin taking the time to hear directly about Guam’s priorities,” Moylan added. “We have important work ahead, and I’ll continue working with our federal and regional partners to deliver results for Guam.”
By Jolene Toves ·
"This is not the time for everyone to point fingers while students are sitting at home," Borja said. "There are contracts, responsibilities, legal questions and maintenance obligations that have to be sorted out, and they will be. But while that process takes place, we need everyone focused on the same objective: getting these schools open as quickly and safely as possible."
By Jolene Toves ·
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Calling it an "urgent mission," the senators pleaded for assistance from the Guam National Guard from Aug. 14 to Aug. 21. The attached Guam National Guard Support Request Form states the request is to "support Southern High with debris removal and minor infrastructure work to address health and safety of students and staff."
By Jolene Toves ·
Retired U.S. Ambassador Chantale Wong, an Academy of Our Lady of Guam alumna, returned to the island July 13 for a meet-and-greet hosted by the University of Guam School of Engineering and the Society of American Military Engineers (SAME).
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.
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.
Prutehi Guåhan will host a community forum Saturday, June 6, on the draft 2026 Guam Historic Preservation Programmatic Agreement, inviting the public to discuss concerns about the document that governs how military projects treat ancestral and cultural sites.
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.
U.S. Naval Base Guam, along with various Navy first responders, will participate in the annual force protection exercise Citadel Protect 2026 from June 1 to 5, the base announced.
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…
The Tiyan High School Air Force JROTC unit has earned national recognition for the second consecutive year, receiving the AFJROTC Distinguished Unit Award with Merit along with Outstanding Instructor Awards for both of the program's instructors.
The U.S. Coast Guard commissioned its newest Fast Response Cutter, USCGC Vincent Danz (WPC 1162), during a ceremony in New York City on Friday, with the vessel set to join Guam-based operations across Oceania.
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 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.
The Port Authority of Guam escalated to Port Heavy Weather Condition YANKEE Sunday morning following a U.S. Coast Guard declaration at 8 a.m., signaling that Tropical Storm-Force winds are expected within 24 hours as Sinlaku continues to approach the island.
Guam Delegate James Moylan is closely tracking recent U.S. military movements in the Middle East, as the Department of Defense deploys additional forces to the region amid rising tensions.
Guam Delegate James Moylan has joined a bipartisan effort to reform the military discharge review process, introducing legislation aimed at reducing delays and improving access to benefits for veterans.
Sen. Shelly V. Calvo convened an oversight hearing Wednesday to examine a draft agreement governing historic preservation reviews tied to U.S. military activities, calling for greater clarity, transparency and cooperation.
The Guam Department of Labor announced that the number of H-2B workers on Guam has surpassed 6,000, the highest level seen in more than three decades, reflecting growing labor demand tied largely to the island’s military buildup and major construction projects.
Guam Delegate James Moylan is co-leading bipartisan legislation that would require the federal government to reimburse reservists for certain out-of-pocket travel expenses incurred while attending mandatory military training.
