Sunday night in Hagatna, the campaign of Vice Speaker Tony Ada and businessman E.J. Calvo officially launched their run for governor and lieutenant governor. More than 1,000 supporters packed the team’s campaign headquarters for the kickoff rally, a

Emergency responders were dispatched after a 911 call reported a distressed fisherman at Pago Bay Beach at 8:16 p.m. Sunday. Units arrived on scene at 8:28 p.m. and immediately began search efforts. According to acting GFD spokesperson Cherika Mateo, an a

The Department of Public Health and Social Services is alerting the public to a voluntary recall of limited batches of Gerber Arrowroot Biscuits due to the potential presence of foreign material, including soft plastic or paper. These materials may pose a

The Guam Department of Education is now accepting nominations for the 2027 Guam Teacher of the Year. This prestigious program recognizes outstanding educators who demonstrate excellence in teaching, leadership, and service to their school communities. Stu

The famous saying "if you build it, they will come" certainly applies these days to the Friars of Father Duenas, and it's clear the newly-renovated student center won't ever be empty. The "Refectory" is the brainchild of Class of 1988 Carlo Leon Guerrero

The National Weather Service Weather Forecast Office Guam is currently monitoring a shear line over the CNMI and a weak tropical disturbance located south of Guam in eastern Yap state. Models suggest the disturbance will move west-northwestward, taking it

Even before walking across the commencement stage last December, University of Guam graduate Frances Pakingan had already reached a major milestone. Pakingan passed the uniform certified public accountant examination, the professional licensing test requi

Firefighting is a very dangerous job, but you also get to have some fun while serving your community. If you've been making your way around the island lately, you may have seen a curious sight: Guam Fire Department trucks blasting large volumes of water i

A doctor originally from Pohnpei with strong ties to Guam is sharing his story in hopes of inspiring future generations to pursue careers in medicine. Through a newly released memoir, he’s shining a light on perseverance, representation, and possibi

A woman accused of leading police on a dangerous high-speed chase along Route 15 is now also tied to a separate car theft case from last year. 42-year-old Carina Lyn Cruz Barnes was charged wednesday with second-degree felony theft of a motor vehicle, alo

The Guam Visitors Bureau has selected Ina Carillo as its new director of destination development following a competitive, multi-stage recruitment process. The position became vacant on December 27, 2025, after the retirement of former director Dina Rose H

Guam’s cannabis industry is still evolving, and on Thursday the Department of Public Health and Social Services held their annual Cannabis Industry Regulation Summit -- bringing together current and prospective cannabis operators, ancillary business

Volunteers across Guam took part in this year’s Point-In-Time Count today, a critical effort to measure homelessness and determine future resources. Catholic Social Services in Barrigada Heights was the command center for the Guam Homeless Coalition

The Guam Department of Education Division of Curriculum & Instruction held the first session of the Adult Preparation Subject Educational Virtual Reality in the Classroom professional development series. Eight high school educators representing Health, Sc

Bella Wings Aviation LLC announced today the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with Champ-Ray Industrial Co., Ltd., a Taiwan-based manufacturer of electric motors and power systems, to evaluate potential light manufacturing and assembly operations

The second trial for Rudy Fegurgur Quinata has been pushed back once more. Superior Court of Guam Judge Vern Perez set a new trial date of Feb. 26 during a pretrial conference Tuesday. A final pretrial conference is scheduled for Feb. 10, with jury select

Guam lawmakers have wrapped-up their first session of the year – passing measures that touch our everyday lives from accessible housing and healthcare to worker’s rights. Here's a breakdown of the bills that have cleared the legislature and no

A bill authorizing the use of $16.4 million for financing and predevelopment stage expenses of the Simon Sanchez High School project also headed for a vote Thursday. Bill 235 receiving the green light—coming as a competing bidder, General Pacific Se

An independent audit bringing renewed scrutiny to the Guam Education Board, just as lawmakers take up a bill that would extend board member terms. Oversight chair on education, Senator Vince Borja’s Bill 201 was supposed to go up for a vote Thursday

The Guam Legislature has confirmed Colonel Karin L. Watson as the new adjutant general of the Guam National Guard and director of the Department of Military Affairs. Following the confirmation, Senator Shawn Gumataotao issued a statement congratulating TA

A powerful blend of culture, science, and collaboration is setting sail in Guam’s classrooms. Career Tech High Academy Charter School is launching a new year-long learning series called “Learn With A Master Navigator,” bringing tradition

Guam Police are continuing their investigation into an armed robbery at the New Morning Market in Talo’fo’fo. The robbery was reported around 7:28 p.m. on January 27. Police say four male suspects were involved. Surveillance video and tips fro

When you encounter a scared, injured or aggressive stray dog, what do you do? It’s an intimidating situation many on Guam face, on the job and in their neighborhoods. Today, a nationally-recognized animal handling expert is showing how to do it safe

One man’s music did more than fill rooms — it shaped generations. For decades, Tommy Bejado helped define the sound, the soul, and the future of Guam’s music scene. We continue our look at the life and legacy of a man who turned talent i

The Guam Department of Education’s Faneyåkan Chamoru Medium Immersion Program has outgrown its current home at P.C. Lujan Elementary School, already operating at full capacity. Now, education leaders are hearing growing calls from the communit