As drug-related arrests rise and community safety concerns grow, lawmakers are pressing for answers about how illegal drugs are entering Guam. That scrutiny turned to the Guam Customs and Quarantine Agency during a legislative oversight hearing focused on

A delayed audit flags significant concerns with the Chamorro Land Trust Commission, which administers about 33% of Government of Guam property. While auditors issued a clean opinion, finding no material weaknesses in internal controls and improved financi

Hundreds of millions of dollars in Medicaid benefits, but auditors say the paperwork meant to protect the system didn’t always keep up. A new government audit is now raising red flags about how Medicaid client eligibility is handled at the Departmen

The Leon Guerrero administration has submitted its final executive budget request, marking the close of its two-term tenure and setting the stage for a broader debate over Guam’s fiscal future. The FY 2027 proposal emphasizes long-term stability, fi