The head of an off-island group raising awareness about a looming federal cockfighting ban said cockfighting is not a part of Guam's culture and also clarifies how its "rewards" program turning in cockfighters works. Animal Wellness Action group head Wayn
Request for proposal published, due Jan. 13 for Simon Sanchez High School rebuild
Guam Department of Education has published the solicitation for the request for a proposal for architectural and engineering services to the Simon Sanchez High School project. This is the second phase of the development. According to GDOE Superintendent J
Cop who allegedly punched man in cuffs on paid leave
Guam Police Department Chief Steven Ignacio confirms the officer from the viral video seen alleging to have punched defendant Joebert Carlos is placed on paid leave. It was last week when the video went viral, and according to Chief Ignacio there are thre
Vice speaker to hold public safety town hall in Yona
The Office of Vice Speaker Telena Nelson in coordination with the Yona Mayor's Office will host a Town Hall Meeting to hear the concerns of residents in regards to public safety and community welfare. It will begin at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 18 at the Y
Military helicopter, live-fire training this week
If you've been noticed an increase of helicopter activity in the air, you're not alone. Military training throughout the island continues through the week with the use of helicopters and live-fire ammunition, according to a release from the Joint Region M
