Former Governor Ralph Torres’ bank records are irrelevant to the Commonwealth government’s present case and charges against him, Judge Arthur Barcinas argued in a written order in Mr. Torres’ criminal…
Convicted federal felon Won Sun Min – who pleaded guilty earlier this year to crimes involving a multi-million dollars illegal gambling scheme – remains a licensed real estate agent and…
Sen. Joe San Agustin has denied his involvement in, or knowledge of an alleged conspiracy among seven people charged in the U.S. District Court of Guam last month. Kandit in…
Attorney General Douglas Moylan is threatening prosecution of anyone at the University of Guam, who uses money for the criminal defense of any of its employees. In a June 6,…
One of the complaints filed by a female officer of the Guam Department of Corrections against warden Alan Borja for sexual harassment and assault also reveals an alleged clique dispute…
By Lee Webber This is the first column I wrote for the Pacific Daily News when I returned to Guam from my stint in Hawaii as President of Gannett Pacific…
A female officer of the Guam Department of Corrections has blown the whistle on what she believes is a complicit system allowing its warden – Alan Borja – of escaping…
Sen. Joe San Agustin on July 11, 2018 authored a law that changed bingo laws to the financial benefit of the Guam Shrine Club in which he is a member,…
CNMI Attorney General Edward Manibusan, following a long-held suspicion that Ralph Torres used public funds to pay for his defense while in office, is asking the Superior Court to allow…
Sen. Joe San Agustin was one of the few members of the Guam Shrine Club at the height of an alleged illegal gambling and money laundering conspiracy involving the local…
