With just eight burial plots left, time is running out at the Vicente Limtiaco Cemetery. Back in May, Senator Tina Muna Barnes introduced a bill to transfer over 11 acres of nearby government land to Parks & Recreation, but where does that effort stand no

July is Parks and Recreation Month, and every week, Guam’s Department of Parks & Recreation is highlighting a different division that helps keep our island safe, active, and beautiful. The first week? The officers of Park Police. They’re the s

Fifty-eight-year old Pierre Timothy Aguon, Interim CEO and Executive Manager of the Guam Regional Transit Authority, was arrested and booked on July 11 following a violent domestic dispute that occurred four days prior. According to court documents, the i

From Yigo to Malesso, it’s hard to miss – graffiti scrawled across bus stops, buildings, and village signs. Now, new legislation aims to crack down on those responsible in hopes of eliminating the issue altogether. “Graffiti is not art w