After more than half a century as one of the island's most recognized retail destinations, DFS Guam has announced it will close along with T Galleria — a decision confirmed by corporate communications director Velda Steel. Steel says the company inf

A 40-year-old man is facing criminal charges after trespassing onto underutilized school property in Santa Rita. Jason Gogue Gamboa is being charged with possession of a schedule II controlled substance as a third-degree felony, and criminal trespass as a

Guam is taking a giant leap toward stronger, more affordable internet. Congressman James Moylan announced that Guam is one of just 18 states and territories approved to move forward under the federal BEAD program — a major milestone that sets the st

Guam’s first mobile health clinic is officially back on the road — and it’s rolling out its mission right where families need it most. In celebration of National Rural Health Day, the Todu Guam Foundation Health & Wellness Center, togeth

The Guam Memorial Hospital Authority held its inaugural DAISY Award Ceremony today, recognizing 33 outstanding nurses for their compassion, dedication, and impact on patient care. The event also marked a milestone as ICU nurse Danica Dianzon was honored a

The Judiciary of Guam is mourning the loss of Maria G. Fitzpatrick, a longtime public servant whose career spanned decades of dedicated work across the island’s justice system. Chief Justice Robert J. Torres reflected on her legacy, calling Maria a

What can help curb the Guam Department of Education’s staffing shortages—especially in its Division of Special Education? One senator is offering new legislation that could point to a path forward, after education officials laid out the challe

Guam’s only commercial airport is taking major steps toward a few long overdue improvements with the help of over $10 million in federal grant funding. Here's how airport leadership is putting those dollars to work to improve your travel experience.

A noticeable stench and poor water quality in the Piti Bomb Holes Marine Preserve led biologists to a discovery of a coral disease outbreak that killed hundreds of corals. To address it, the Guam Coral Reef Initiative led a multi-agency clean up of the ne

A man accused of violently attacking a woman and stealing her car is now behind bars on $5,000 cash bail. 55-year-old Yi Tuan Sun is facing multiple charges — including theft of a motor vehicle, interfering with the reporting of family violence, and

A man with a lengthy criminal history is back in custody — after police say he tried to break into a home, then asked officers to “just toss” a straw that tested positive for meth. 44-year-old Jayson Francisco Song was charged with posse

Members of the Armed Forces of the Philippines Reserve Officers' Training Corps cadets recently conducted training with University of Guam ROTC Cadets under the Guam National Guard’s State Partnership Program. The engagement was centered on the Cult

Following the recent reopening of the federal government, the Department of Public Health and Social Services Women, Infant and Children Program announces the lifting of Least Expensive Brand measure, effective on Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2025. To make shoppin

A third adjutant general has now resigned under the Leon Guerrero Administration, with Brigadier General Michael Cruz stepping down effective last Friday. Local leaders are responding to the move and the general’s farewell message to the Guam Nation

An internationally recognized researcher on United States militarization is on island this week. And tomorrow, he’s inviting the community into a candid conversation about its impact on the Marianas. "The sheer massive military presence here is unli

The Guam Police Department is putting millions of dollars of new muscle on the road. At the Ricardo J. Bordallo Governor’s Complex on Friday, GPD rolled out its new patrol fleet and critical gear — a $4.2 million investment in public safety. T

As the community gets ready to break ground on the long-awaited new Simon Sanchez High School campus, one student leader is sharing what this milestone means for the Home of the Sharks. After a generational fight for a permanent home for the Sharks, the u

The Guam Department of Education is gearing up for a full week of STREAM-focused professional development for STEM teachers, running from Nov. 17 through Nov. 21. The training, hosted by the Office of Curriculum and Instruction, is designed to strengthen

The University of Guam strengthened its presence in STEM at the 2025 Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science National Diversity in STEM conference, where three UOG students earned national recognition for their resear

A new beginning for the students, families, and alumni of Simon Sanchez High School is finally here. The long-awaited demolition and groundbreaking for the new Sharks campus will take place on Monday, November 24 at 11 a.m. in Yigo — marking a major

Former Senator Mary Camacho Torres made her campaign for Guam’s Delegate official today, marking the moment on what would have been the 101st birthday of her father, former Governor Carlos Camacho. Torres said Guam is facing an urgent affordability

A major push to protect Guam’s native wildlife — and stop the spread of the invasive brown tree snake — brought more than 125 people to Gab Gab Beach this week. NAVFAC Marianas and the University of Guam’s Center for Island Sustain

by Jannice Carrasco, for KUAM News Guam leaders gathered Monday for a proclamation signing declaring November as National Sanctuary and Homelessness Awareness Month, a reminder that everyone deserves safety, dignity, and a place to call home. Program mana

Four of the seven defendants accused in a Pandemic Unemployment Assistance fraud ring were back in federal court — and they’re now facing even more charges. The group appeared before Magistrate Judge Michael Bordallo and pleaded not guilty to

The Guam Coral Reef Initiative, under the Department of Agriculture’s Division of Aquatic and Wildlife Resources, led a major cleanup of the Taguag River in Piti, removing more than 50 bags of trash from the riverbanks, enough to fill an entire flat