Bill seeks continuous protection for crime victims

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

Port board adopts Look Ahead 2026 Plan

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,

Guam mourns passing of Father Mike Crisostomo

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

More than spelling: why language & identity are the heart of Bill 218

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.

Traffic Advisory for December 29, 2025 - January 4, 2026

Traffic Advisory for December 29, 2025 - January 4, 2026

Road Safety Reminder for the WeekDriving While ImpairedAlcohol and/or drugs impair your judgment. Impaired judgment or good sense affects how you react to sounds and what you see. It is also dangerous to walk in traffic or ride a bicycle while under the i