"We need to end the ability to weaponize the automatic stay against the public interest." That’s what one senator had to say—introducing legislation aimed at procurement reform. It’s legislation proposing a major shift in how procurement

Bipartisan legislation led by Guam Congressman James Moylan is moving forward in Washington, bringing new hope for students across the United States territories. On Friday, Moylan’s bill seeking to guarantee in-state tuition rates for eligible stude

Some of the hardest working people on the island throughout the holiday season are our friends at The Salvation Army Guam Corps, and today, they completed another mission, stopping by the KUAM Studios here in Harmon to corral a donation of over 100 toys w

The Salvation Army made the trek to Merizo Martyrs Memorial School Monday morning, to drop off some holiday cheer. 193 students were gifted with toys which brought smiles to their faces. 4th grade teacher Jodie Nelson best described the reaction of her an

Their sign, their slogan, their mission statement says it all: "Hafa Adai yan Aloha". Pono Hawaiian Grill's beautiful blending of Pacific cultures rooted in family, food and love. And at the opening of their new downtown restaurant, that's not just how th

A man accused in one of Guam’s most disturbing murder cases may never be fit to stand trial. Superior Court Judge Alberto Tolentino said Donovan Allen Chargualaf Ornellas could be deemed permanently incompetent, raising the possibility his case coul

A man accused in a violent string of crimes across the island last April will have his trial delayed as the court determines whether he is competent to stand trial. Jeromy Moe John Pangelinan appeared before Superior Court Judge Alberto Tolentino, who set

Guam is one step closer to bringing its newest power plant fully online. The Guam Power Authority says the Ukudu Power Plant began reliability testing Sunday, the final and most critical step before entering commercial operation. The testing requires the

Before daybreak, service members from the Guam National Guard took to the streets in Barrigada for a Fallen Heroes Run, maintaining their double-time pace en route to the home of the family of the late US Army Sergeant Samson Mora, who died in 2008 after

A major milestone for Guam’s healthcare community — Guam Regional Medical City is celebrating intensive care unit nurse manager Kristine Stanley - the first and only nurse manager on island to earn the National Certified Nurse Manager and Lead

For the third year in a row—the Bank of Guam is stepping up to support women and girls across our island through a holiday donation drive that makes a real difference. Employees and management have gathered feminine hygiene products and toiletries f

A Guam Police Department officer charged in a fatal hit-and-run will now remain under house arrest as he awaits trial. Police Officer Derrick Atan, who faces vehicular homicide charges in the death of John Haas, was released from the Department of Correct

They are answering the call to serve—Guam Police and Department of Corrections trainees celebrating graduation day, strengthening the island’s public safety workforce. In front of family, friends, and island leaders this morning, the Guam Poli

A 20-year-old man is facing felony charges after allegedly making bomb threats against John F. Kennedy High School. Police arrested Marcial Kittypong Loto on Tuesday afternoon. He was charged Wednesday in the Superior Court of Guam with attempted terroris

Congratulations are in order for the Guam Community College’s first cohort of registered nurses, who were newly-pinned on Thursday. 20 new registered nurses achieved this milestone through GCC's associate degree in nursing–registered nurse pro

Benefits and drawbacks to the Tumon Night Market addressed during Thursday’s Guam Visitors Bureau board meeting. Tourism officials say local vendors participating in the Sunday event are raking in revenue while some surrounding storefronts are seein

A new proposal aims to bridge what many say is one of Guam’s most significant gaps in veteran support: higher education. Bill 202 would create a local tuition waiver for veterans and their families once federal benefits run out. Supporters call it o

Agueda Johnston Middle School—proudly named after one of Guam’s most influential Chamoru figures—paid tribute to its namesake Friday, honoring the enduring legacy she leaves behind. It’s a name woven deeply into the island’s

The 30-day comment period for the federal government’s deep sea mining proposal in marianas ends today, December 12. As reported, under President Donald Trump's directive, the US Bureau of Energy Management is looking to open some 35 million acres o

A man previously accused of fraudulently using a license plate is now facing new felony drug charges. Guam Police arrested Albert Borja Lucena early Wednesday. After stopping a Toyota Camry with expired tags in Dededo, officers discovered the license plat

The Nimitz-Class Aircraft Carrier USS Abraham Lincoln and its strike group have arrived in Guam for a scheduled port visit. The carrier, flagship of Carrier Strike Group 3, is joined by several guided-missile destroyers as part of routine operations in th

When it comes to influenza, the island is now emerging from the worst of this season, according to the Department of Public Health and Social Services’ Weekly Influenza Epidemiology Report released Wednesday. Recent data showing just 19 cases report

"Many hands make light work" the saying goes, and the hard work and genuine goodwill of hundreds of islanders is going to bring children a happy Christmas. The Toys for Tots donation drive has been ongoing since September and today, your generous contribu

The Ukudu Power Plant is back online for testing — and could hit full capacity at points this week, according to an update to the Consolidated Commission on Utilities. Officials from the Guam Power Authority say the 198-megawatt plant has been pushe

The Micronesian Climate Change Alliance is gearing up for its annual "Walk for Water" at Litekyan, focusing attention on the island’s most essential resource: our wate. KUAM News sat down with the event organizers to talk about what they hope the co