It’s a clash over control and the cost of mismanagement. A new bill aims to professionalize Guam’s homeland security leadership, but critics say it could tie the agency’s hands at a time when flexibility matters most. The island's safety
Senators to hold joint oversight on dieldrin water contamination
A joint legislative oversight hearing is set for Friday, October 24, as lawmakers take a closer look at dieldrin contamination in Guam’s water supply. The session—hosted by senators Jesse Lujan, Tony Ada, and Sabrina Salas Matanane—will
Hotel worker arrested in voyeurism case involving Korean tourist
The Guam Police Department has arrested 20-year-old Noah-Jay Austin Blas of Agana Heights in connection with a video voyeurism case that occurred at a Tumon hotel earlier this month. According to police, on October 6, a Korean tourist reported that a hote
Mother charged after hiding DYA runaway; teen still missing
A mother faces charges after allegedly hiding her daughter — a Department of Youth Affairs client who ran away in August. According to court documents, 41-year-old Vanessa Andrea Mariano Blas is accused of keeping her daughter at her home off Chalan
