The Guam Memorial Hospital Authority is reporting steady progress on multiple facility improvement projects aimed at maintaining a safe and functional environment for patients and staff. Hospital officials say work is underway on roof and exterior repairs

The defense attorney for 2025 murder suspect Gregory Arthur Romero requested more time to review a lengthy forensic evaluation, prompting a superior court judge to postpone further proceedings Monday. Romero appeared via Zoom from the Department of Correc

On Monday 44-year-old Andrew Anthony Jones, 44, was convicted of attempted burglary and criminal trespass after he tried to steal a government vehicle assigned to the Yigo Mayor’s Office on Christmas Night in 2024. Jurors found jones guilty of attem

A man is facing felony theft charges after police say he was caught removing items from a closed hotel in Tumon. According to a magistrate’s complaint filed in Superior Court of Guam, officers responded just before 10am Sunday to a reported trespass

Emergency officials responded to what appeared to be a chemical spill by the tri-intersection on Route 8 in Barrigada on Monday. The Guam Police Department, the Guam Fire Department and the Guam Environmental Protection Agency were on scene near the Shell

This morning Guam gathered to honor the life and legacy of the late honorable senator Carmen A. Kasperbauerat a state memorial service at the Guam Congress Building. Prayers and fond reflections filled the guam congress building today as the island paid t

After U.S. authorities captured Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores over the weekend, local leaders here on Guam are now watching closely for any impacts to the island. Governor Lou Leon Guerrero and Congressman James Moyl

The island is mourning the loss of Pale Mike Crisostomo, a steadfast leader of the Catholic Church and a guiding presence in the community, as condolences pour in after his passing last week. Father Mike peacefully passed away surrounded by family after s

A powerful new art exhibition honoring the deep connections between people, land, and water is coming to the Guam Museum. Ta Nå’i Ånimu II: Sacred Waters builds on the original Ta Nå’i Ånimu exhibition, centering indige

A Maite man is facing multiple felony charges after allegedly threatening several people with a knife during a family dispute. According to a magistrate’s complaint filed in superior court, 27-year-old KN Billy had been drinking for much of the day

A 35-year-old man has been formally charged in connection with the sexual assault of a minor, according to a magistrate’s complaint filed in superior court on January 4. Joseph Mantanona, Jr. faces charges of third-degree criminal sexual conduct, a

At 1:10 Monday afternoon, Guam Fire Department units responded to a reported structure fire on Mendioka Street in Yigo. Firefighters arrived to find a semi-concrete home with a fire confined to one bedroom. At the time, the home was occupied by seven adul

A new bill introduced at the Guam Legislature aims to close a critical safety gap for crime victims—especially during one of the most dangerous moments: when an offender is released from prison. Senator William Parkinson has introduced the Victim Pr

The Port Authority of Guam is setting its course for the years ahead, with its board of directors unanimously adopting a new strategic plan focused on execution, stability, and long-term readiness. The plan formalizes the port’s strategic direction,

With the deepest sorrow, the Catholic Church on Guam mourns the passing of one of its most beloved priests, Father Mike Crisostomo, who died peacefully today, January 2, at Guam Memorial Hospital, surrounded by family and loved ones. Palé Mike suff

Ensuring language consistency, Senator Shelly Calvo introducing Bill 218, legislation aimed at standardizing the official use of the spelling “Chamoru” in Guam law and government documents.

A five-week, multi-agency enforcement operation at Guam’s main seaport is now complete—strengthening border security and reinforcing partnerships aimed at keeping contraband off the island. The Guam Customs and Quarantine Agency, working along

Guam Cancer Care is bringing back a critical lifeline for cancer patients on island. The non-profit organization announced the relaunch of their Financial Assistance Grant Program, thanks to a grant secured from the Guam Cancer Trust Fund. Financial relie

The Office of Public Accountability has released its Fiscal Year 2024 audit of the Guam Department of Education, detailing critical findings on the agency’s financial operations. Here’s a breakdown of what the auditors found. Significant issue

Guam Fire Department units responded to a serious auto-pedestrian crash in Mangilao late last night. According to GFD spokesperson Capt. Nick Garrido, at around 10:31pm, units were dispatched to Route 10 near the Mobil–Subway area. Paramedics found

A National Science Foundation program is helping reverse Guam’s brain drain by bringing homegrown STEM talent back to the island. The Navigating Home program, led locally by the University of Guam Center for Island Sustainability and Sea Grant, welc

As is our island's very proud local tradition each year, Guam is home to the first child born in the New Year on United States soil - and Baby 2026 is a happy little boy! Just before lunch at 11:47am, Lucas Arthur Tiozon Quejado came into the world at the

A public hearing is now underway for Senator Chris Duenas’ Bill 235. The measure proposes amending a section of Public Law 36-60—specifically addressing pre-development stage duties for the Simon Sanchez High School project. The amendment targ

Police funding, staffing, and officer morale will be in the spotlight at an upcoming legislative oversight hearing focused on the Guam Police Department. The hearing is scheduled for 9 a.m. Friday, January 9, and will be chaired by Sen. Shawn Gumataotao,

For more than six decades, her voice has carried prayers, preserved tradition, and guided generations—and Tuesday morning, that lifelong calling is being formally honored. The Guam Council on the Arts and Humanities Agency has presented its prestigi