Here is our latest tracking of the political, corruption, and criminal justice issues facing the people of Guam this week. Click the link below to read: Spotlight Volume 1 Issue…

The environmental damage at Marbo Cave. The 198-megawatt power plant Guam Power Authority is building at the Harmon Annex. And the land scam Guam Waterworks Authority embroiled itself in against…

Chief of Police Stephen Ignacio is asking the public’s help in identifying a man, whose incomplete remains were found in a burning pile of trash in Chalan Pago January 29,…

Government officials in 2016 discussed taking land owned by Core Tech International in Ukudu, Dededo via eminent domain, or condemnation with just compensation. Three years later, the government simply took…

Kandit is not reporting on the ongoing bench trial in the U.S. District Court of Guam involving the Archdiocese of Agana and its creditors. The trial, essentially, is to determine…

Guam businesses were among the top-paid vendors of federal pandemic funds in the CNMI. A document listing purchase orders the Torres administration awarded from March 25, 2020 to September 22,…

While the attorney general has claimed he sees no reason to charge his friend with a crime, another attorney is calling foul on possible corruption. The friend? Attorney Haig Huynh.…

Congressmen Michael San Nicolas and Gregorio “Kilili” Sablan this morning tag teamed Congress in a hearing Kilili held on San Nicolas’s legislation to create opportunities for native Chamorros and Carolinians…

The following is from a news release from the Office of Speaker Therese Terlaje: Oversight for the Guam Board of Allied Health Examiners and the Guam Board of Medical Examiners…

Victims of sexual abuse and medical malpractice allegedly at the hands of doctors slammed the board that licensed them. De-Anna Taijeron, Danielle Baza, and David Lubofsky testified in a legislative…