GDOE governance debate: advocates say reform must focus on student needs
As the debate over the Guam Department of Education's governance continues, advocates say true reform must go beyond who holds power—and focus on whether the system is actually working for every student it serves. During a passionate and candid comm
Guam's only soup kitchen says they're serving more people than ever
As Guam continues to grapple with homelessness, the latest Point In Time Count shows fewer people living on the streets but those working closest to the issue say the need is far from over. We headed to the island’s only soup kitchen, where staff sa
DOC officer's privately-owned firearm stolen from their vehicle
During Senator Shawn Gumataotao's oversight hearing with the Department of Corrections which covered several concerns, Senator Chris Barnett brought up a recent incident at the Mangilao compound, asking if the DOC director could comment on the record. "A
Governor acts on three bills, signs two, issues one veto
Governor Lou Leon Guerrero has acted on three measures from the 38th Guam Legislature, signing two into law and vetoing one. She signed Bill 173, renewing the lease of the Mangilao police koban to the Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter 668. The governor
