From Yigo to Malesso, it’s hard to miss – graffiti scrawled across bus stops, buildings, and village signs. Now, new legislation aims to crack down on those responsible in hopes of eliminating the issue altogether. “Graffiti is not art w

Cars Plus Guam and Heirs To Islands have collaborated to launch the redesigned Hyundai Santa Cruz and the new Santa Fe with a cool new look that pays homage to culture. In a collaboration driven by family, culture and adventure, the two organizations unve

A sixth suspect is under arrest in connection to the Dededo shooting that sent one man to the hospital earlier this week. The Guam Police Department arrested Christian Sison Gatchalian on Thursday for attempted murder, aggravated assault, terrorizing, rec

After a recent investigation, the Guam Legal Services Corporation Disability Law Center is raising serious concerns about the Guam Behavioral Health and Wellness Center, alleging it failed to address practices that put vulnerable patients at risk in harm&

A 'not guilty' plea, a bold accusation, and a warning about a ‘rat’ in the system — Matthew Topasna’s attorney is going on offense, questioning how this high-profile indictment came to light and who stands to benefit. Not guilty.th

Calling Guamanians near and far — we want to hear from you! As Guam prepares to celebrate our 81st Liberation Day on July 21, KUAM is inviting Guamanians around the world to send in your liberation shoutouts! Whether you're on island or thousands of

A man accused of going on a credit card crime spree is now behind bars. Guam Police arrested Enrique Perez Blas II, booking him on more than 100 criminal counts, including 51 counts of fraudulent use of a credit card and 51 counts of identity theft. It al

22-year old Gavin Joshua Quitugua, the person of interest wanted for questioning in connection to the July 5 shooting death in Talo’fo’fo, is now in police custody. He self-surrendered to the Guam Police Department at around 4:30pm Thursday af

A new attorney is now representing Lt. Governor Josh Tenorio’s partner in a federal pandemic fraud case. Matthew Topasna, accused of helping defraud the PUA program out of nearly $2 million, will be represented by Attorney Thomas Fisher, after a con

On Wednesday, the GHURA board of directors unanimously voted to write off $820,289.37 in unpaid rent they are unable to collect, dating back to Fiscal Year 2000. “These are accounts where through the due diligence of Section 8, we caught the fraud a

Major changes are on the horizon for Guam, with more than $5 billion in military construction projects planned over the next few years. That was the focus of the latest Civil-Military Coordinating Council meeting, bringing together top federal, military,

With concerns rising over the future of funding for the Guam Environmental Protection Agency, Guam’s Delegate to Congress James Moylan is offering reassurance and action. The Guam EPA isn’t just about protecting our natural environment. It&rsq

Two criminal law reform bills by Vice Speaker Tony Ada were heard today at the Guam Congress building, each aiming to strengthen accountability. Bill 138 would repeal the limitations of the intoxication defense by holding persons criminally responsible fo

State Historic Preservation Officer Patrick Lujan is urging village leaders to identify significant landmarks in their communities that could be added to the national register of historic places, unlocking new protections and funding for future generation

The Department of Public Health and Social Services would like to inform the public that due to connectivity issues, the transmission of SNAP and Cash Assistance benefits was delayed on the following dates: Friday, July 4, 2025 Monday, July 7, 2025 Tuesda

In a continued effort to honor the enduring strength and sacrifices of the people of Guam, Speaker Frank F. Blas, Jr. has introduced Bill 170-38, a measure that proposes to officially designate Route 6 as the “World War II Survivors Memorial Highway

The Guam Department of Education is proud to announce that Adacao Elementary School has received another six years on its accreditation status. The Accrediting Commission for Schools, Western Association of Schools and Colleges announced the action taken

The University of Guam’s popular BBQ Bootcamp series will return on Saturday, Aug. 2, with a meat processing workshop, “Sausage 101.” The class will teach participants how to prepare and flavor pork for sausages, specifically chorizo and

A new, compelling photography exhibit titled, “So We Leapt - Para I Hinanao-ta Mo’na: Guam after Liberation & CHamoru WWII Survivors,” featuring many never-before-seen images that offer a glimpse into Guam's post-liberation era to honor

The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Oliver Henry is back in Guam after a three-week patrol that strengthened security and built community ties in the region. The Oliver Henry returned to Guam on June 16 after a 22-day patrol across the U.S. exclusive economic zon

Effective July 9, U.S. Naval Base Guam has reinstated the Trusted Traveler program for specific areas: NBG Main Base, Apra View, Apra Palms, and Flag Circle. This means authorized DoD ID holders, active duty, retirees, eligible dependents, and civilian em

A questionable use of public funds and a possible conflict of interest at the Guam legislature. Former Guam Congressman Michael San Nicolas was independently contracted by Senators Chris Duenas and Telo Taitague to deliver draft legislation. The agreement

With no one agency immune to the ripple effects of the Trump Administrator’s “Big, Beautiful Bill,” senators confront a staggering reality: The Guam Environmental Protection Agency is about to lose $3.8 million, nearly all of its federal

Nearly $800,000 in credit and purchase card charges at the University of Guam have been flagged by the Office of Public Accountability for not following procurement rules and internal policies. According to the OPA audit, 97% of sampled transactions, tota

A warning for all drone users, know the law before you fly. A local Youtuber is facing serious consequences after pleading guilty to violating national defense airspace. Fifty-five-year-old Billy Cao Cruz, creator of the Planet Guam Youtube channel, admit