by Mindy Aguon
Guam - 22-year-old Curtis Jay Santos was killed on Sunday morning from injuries he sustained in a two-car collision in Piti. GPD Highway Patrol officers are investigating the crash. Police say two cars were traveling northbound on Marine Corps Drive when the operator of a silver Toyota corolla passed the other vehicle and then made an abrupt u-turn, causing the two cars to collide.
All occupants were taken to the Guam Memorial Hospital and Santos died several hours later. His death marks the 11th traffic-related fatality of the year.
No arrests or citation have been issued.
Action has been taken on the more than 2,000 Chamorro Land Trust leases deemed voidable. As reported, the AG's opinion issued in May categorized CLTC leases as "voidable" and "null and void." Leases not ratified by the board were deemed "voidable, but not
More >>Action has been taken on the more than 2,000 Chamorro Land Trust leases deemed voidable. As reported, the AG's opinion issued in May categorized CLTC leases as "voidable" and "null and void." Leases not ratified by the board were deemed "voidable, but not
More >>About 15,000 tax refund checks are being printed tomorrow to be sent out Monday. The Department of Revenue and Taxation, and Department of Administration have started the process to pay out the tax refunds.
More >>About 15,000 tax refund checks are being printed tomorrow to be sent out Monday. The Department of Revenue and Taxation, and Department of Administration have started the process to pay out the tax refunds.
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