The Guam Power Authority is turning up the pressure in Washington, warning that the island’s electrical grid is a matter of national security. GPA general manager John Benavente joined territorial leaders at federal energy meetings, calling for bill

The director of Guam’s corrections is putting out the call — not just for help, but for new careers. Director Fred Bordallo says the Civilian Corrections Reserve Program isn’t just a stopgap to fill the ranks…it’s becoming a

“The Big Beautiful Budget Bill wasn’t so beautiful for anyone with a disability.” That's how Attorney Daniel Somerfleck, Executive Director of the Guam Legal Services Corporation Disability Law Center, described recent federal budget tal

The plan to build an estimated $8 billion missile defense system on Guam is moving forward at “breakneck speed,” according to Pacific Center for Island Security Chairman Dr. Robert Underwood. “Guam is being treated like a petri dish. If

One year after a Yigo man was found dead, his case remains unsolved. But his death has had a ripple effect, even derailing a high-profile murder trial on Guam. On Sept. 11, 2024, just after dawn, Guam police officers responded to a call in Yigo. Inside a

A local YouTube creator is sentenced to two years of probation, including two months of home confinement, for illegally filming Marine Corps Base Camp Blaz with a drone. Billy Cao Cruz, known to his 9,000 subscribers as “Benny” of the channel

The Guam Economic Development Authority, in partnership with Moylan's Insurance Underwriters, is rolling out a new program to give small and emerging contractors the backing they need to compete for bigger projects. The Surety Bond Assistance Program prov

The University of Guam, Guam Green Growth, and partners launched Sustainable September with a proclamation signing, highlighting the multi-sectoral efforts that laid the foundation for the islands’ progress in achieving the 17 United Nations Sustain

Ten inmates have successfully graduated the Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Program, a collaborative effort between the Guam Behavioral Health and Wellness Center and the Guam Department of Corrections. The RSAT program, led by Robert Dames and Lind

Over the past decade, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Marine Fisheries Service and several other agencies have successfully partnered to conduct research on endangered sea turtles in the nearshore waters around Guam and the CN

by Jannice Carrasco, for KUAM News On this September 11th, the memory of those who lost their lives 24 years ago remains close to the hearts of many. At Andersen Air Force Base, the day began with a remembrance ceremony to honor the victims and the heroes

Governor Lou Leon Guerrero is keeping the spotlight on the Guam Memorial Hospital, calling lawmakers back to Hagåtña for a third special session. At the center of the afternoon’s debate: Her newest bill to appropriate $40 million to cov

A routine traffic stop in the early morning hours led Guam police to a drug arrest in Mongmong-Toto-Maite. Court documents say 33-year-old Rhyan Gaoiran Yebra was pulled over around 2 a.m. Wednesday after officers spotted his Nissan speeding out of the Ka

The possibilities are abundant as the Micronesian Chef’s Association, the American Culinary Federation, and the University of Guam Center for Island Sustainability and Sea Grant officially announced the team members and special ingredient assignment

The U.S. Coast Guard in Guam is honoring the inaugural Global Search and Rescue Day, recognizing the lifesaving role of satellite distress technology that has safeguarded mariners for more than four decades. It was Sept. 10, 1982, when the COSPAS-SARSAT s

The Bureau of Statistics and Plans has unveiled its tenth coastal sign, this time at Humåtak Bay, thanks to funding from the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s recovery funds. The new sign highlights the Convict Tang, or Kichu in CHamoru, a ree

Today marked the 24th year that Jamaican Grill hosted its 9/11 commemorative luncheon—a tradition that began in 2002 to honor the nearly 3,000 lives lost in the deadliest terrorist attack on American soil. First responders across Guam—includin

A man accused of fondling a 12-year-old girl has been sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to child abuse. 56--year-old Sichiro Seinar appeared before Superior Court Judge Vernon Perez, who handed down a three-year sentence, with all but one year sus

Whether you’re racing for the win or just looking to add a little movement to your weekend, all roads lead to Leo Palace this Saturday for the “Run For Wishes” event. More than just a run, it’s a chance to make a difference—e

The annual 9/11 ceremony was held this morning up at Two Lovers Point, as by virtue of our time zone ahead of the mainland, Guam had the honor of being the first event to reflect on one of the darkest days in American history. "The Peace Memorial is a sym

It wasn’t just a shopping day at Kmart — it was a day to give back. As the store marks 30 years on Guam, they’re celebrating their anniversary by supporting first responders, partnering with firefighters to "Fill The Boot". Nearly two do

A great chef sees raw materials and smiles. A painter looks past the quiet of a blank canvas. A teacher comes upon an empty chair and sees an environment for growth. Being able to see the potential in what's not there yet, to create opportunity and to pas

10 minutes is all it took for lawmakers to close out a highly-anticipated special session this morning. Nearly 100 Guam Memorial Hospital employees and their administrator watched from outside the session hall, only to be forced to leave without answers o

Three Guam Department of Education teachers have been named state finalists for the nation’s highest honor in K-12 STEM teaching: the 2025 Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching. Representing the island are Colette Be

Last week the Mayors Council of Guam's monthly meeting was held. One of the guest speakers was Guam Hotel and Restaurant Association president Mary Rhodes who offered to provide insight to the mayors. Last month the GHRA held its general membership meetin