The trick to making a ton of money during the era of coronavirus is to 1) know the governor, and 2) open a sanitation company. Exemplum: JOGO Sanitation is owned…

Guam Police Department acting spokeswoman Berlyn Savella has identified Patrick Ken Sakai, a 63-year-old Hawaiian-Japanese man, as the person found dead Sunday in Yigo. According to Ms. Savella’s news release,…

The government of Guam is in a bind in its ongoing court case against Core Tech International over Lot 10184-7. This is the property, where the Northern District Wastewater Treatment…

The following is from a news release from the Office of Sen. Mary Camacho Torres: Survivors of violence, stalking, and sexual assault could be granted additional protections to help them…

A woman, who once worked for Dr. Ugochukwu Akoma called Kandit after watching the account of “Susan,” saying, “I believe her.” She then broke down in tears admitting, “because it…

At its January 2022 regular board meeting, the Guam Education Board approved an overall performance rating for Superintendent Jon Fernandez of 4.4 on a 5-point scale, which is equivalent to “Above Satisfactory.” The evaluation covered…

Gov. Ralph Torres’s predilection for outrageous spending on the public dime (think: Cheetos and foie gras) is spreading. Or, like a contagion, his example sickened his agencies with viral corruption. How…

The Commonwealth Ports Authority, according to its latest audited financials by Deloitte, has repeated and not resolved several material weaknesses, significant deficiencies, and questioned costs throughout the administration of Gov.…

Rep. Tina Sablan, the CNMI’s democratic gubernatorial candidate, said in a news conference Monday morning that as governor she will not tolerate the cronyism, and the abuse by politicians of…

The Guam Real Estate Commission will meet next Monday and may decide whether to recommend to strip agent and broker Matt Strickland of his licenses. Commissioners will meet Monday to…