The Guam Power Authority reported Tuesday afternoon that 56 percent of the island’s power has been restored since Typhoon Mawar hit Guam. This number includes the commercial and industrial loads. GPA has shifted its updates to now include the amount

The post-typhoon response efforts should be moving much faster now that Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero has signed an executive order authorizing emergency procurement for emergency response expenses. This includes all response efforts to Typhoon Mawar for procure

The Guam Power Authority reported Wednesday afternoon that 61 percent of the island’s power has been restored since Typhoon Mawar made landfall. This number includes the commercial and industrial loads.The amount of residential customers restored is

Guam’s mayors will be given a total of $1.9 million to help their Typhoon Mawar recovery efforts in the villages. As provided by Public Law 37-17, Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero and Lt. Gov. Joshua Tenorio presented each village mayor a check of $100,000 We

Tomorrow will mark two weeks since Typhoon Mawar touched-down on Guam, but many in the Federated States of Micronesia community living in perhaps the hardest hit area at the Zero-Down Subdivision in Yigo continue to wait for help. A mother who saw severe

For current SNAP households experiencing food loss as a result of Typhoon Mawar, the Department of Public Health and Social Services is launching a program to replace any food purchased through their SNAP EBT cards. Public Health’s Christine San Nic

Two weeks after Typhoon Mawar left the island in the dark, the Guam Power Authority has already restored more than half of the island’s system load. The dedicated efforts of the GPA crews lighting up homes across the island—like Chalan Pago ho

The Guam Environmental Protection Agency U.S. Public Health Service chief engineer and water division director Capt. Brian Beardmen and PIO Nick Lee speak about updates and clears up any misunderstanding of their “DO NOT DRINK” Order. Guam EPA

Residents struggling without power and water continue to bear the brunt of Typhoon Mawar. For some, like Yigo resident Vicky Patao and her family, the lack of utilities for two weeks now is a life or death situation. She speaks out, sharing frustrations w

The U.S. House Committee on Natural Resources launched a bipartisan Indo-Pacific Task Force including delegates from Guam, CNMI, and American Samoa. “Our relationships with the U.S. territories and Freely Associated States in the Indo-Pacific region

A former Guam Police Department trainee was cleared of allegations that he attacked two Guam Fire Department medics following a car crash in Piti. Aguon allegedly told police he was drunk and blacked out following the crash, adding he woke up thinking he

The Guam Power Authority reported Thursday afternoon that 66 percent of the island’s power has been restored since Typhoon Mawar made landfall. This number includes the commercial and industrial loads.The amount of residential customers restored is

After postponements due to typhoon Mawar, only some graduating high school Guam Department of Education students will have their ceremonies at the University of Guam field house. GDOE spokesperson Michelle Franquez confirmed George Washington, Southern, a

Regal Saipan is calling on the community to keep its theater clean when they watch a movie. In a social media post on Wednesday, the company showed photos of food and drinks scattered on the theater's floor and even one chair damaged by a movie-goer. "Par

A relief for families with pets impacted by Typhoon Mawar. Guam Animals in Need and the Department of Agriculture’s Animal Health Division distributed free pet food at the Department of Agriculture in Mangilao on Tuesday. Animal control officer Math

Two people are arrested in connection to a car theft reported at a local car rental company. Joseph Tomas Tenorio Salas, 32, and Shawndee Adams Duenas Santos, 22, are each charged with two counts of theft by receiving. Salas is also charged with possessio

They’ve been working day in and day out to restore water to all island residents, working 12-16 hour shifts, rain or shine. Today, crews with Guam Waterworks Authority and the Guam Power Authority were boots on the ground, working on the Y1 & Y2 wel