The Guam Housing and Urban Renewal Authority is set to hold their first of three public hearings on Thursday to discuss how some $500.8 million in federal disaster recovery funds should be spent. This is part of their Community Development Block Grant &nd
First public hearing for $500.8M federal disaster recovery program set, no impacts from funding cuts
The Guam Housing and Urban Renewal Authority is set to hold their first of three public hearings on Thursday to discuss how some $500.8 million in federal disaster recovery funds should be spent. This is part of their Community Development Block Grant &nd
New bill would transfer land to Dept. of Parks & Rec for Tiguac Cemetery
Guam’s only government-run cemetery is running out of time and space. Just eight burial plots remain at Tiguac Cemetery in Piti. Director of the Department of Parks and Recreation, Angel Sablan said they are down to less than maybe a month of burial
Attorney for SIFA Responds as Charter School Faces Eviction Lawsuit
Science is Fun and Awesome Learning Academy Charter School is facing eviction from its Barrigada campus, with its landlord claiming the school owes over $5 million in back rent. Court records show Eagles Land Holdings, LLC says SIFA has been occupying the
UOG alumn gets vocal in capitol hill as federal funding cuts blocks access to higher education
As national and local budget discussions continue, a University of Guam alumnus speaks out regarding the real impacts of proposed federal funding cuts that threatens to hinder access to higher education. President Trump wants to eliminate the TRIO program
