An invoice from Jogo Sanitation Services has surfaced, showing the company is charging the Commonwealth government $4,749.50 per day to disinfect the multi-purpose center. Invoice #JOSS-2021-007 addressed to the Governor’s…
Rep. Celina Roberto Babauta, chairwoman of the House Judiciary and Governmental Operations Committee investigating Gov. Ralph Torres for corruption, wrote an eight-page letter to Mr. Torres’s legal counsel today. Here…
The U.S. Attorney for Guam and the CNMI seems to be the only law enforcement official doing anything about corruption in our islands. Yesterday, U.S. Attorney Shawn Anderson’s prosecutors won…
Attorney Mark Smith, now a federally convicted felon, did not like poor people though he profited from the public housing vouchers they provided to him, his former property manager told…
The CNMI House of Representatives called the governor’s bluff. Gov. Ralph Torres, who quipped “I have nothing to hide,” as he baited legislators to ask him about allegations of corruption…
December 8 has vexed me for 28 years now. It was the day, in 1993, when my Catholic school teacher, Ray Caluag, raped me for the first time. I was…
The closing arguments for the Mark Smith trial began and ended today. And soon, Smith’s fate will rest in the better judgment of 12 jurors who have spent weeks listening…
The following is from a news release from the Office of Sen. Jim Moylan: To prevent the potential abuse by elected officials who have the authority to expend local or…
Congressman Michael San Nicolas, who for months has questioned Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero’s use and non-use of some $600 million in federal coronavirus discretionary funding, went straight to the U.S.…
Ramona Siblang, the real estate agent at the center of a Tumon land interest sale dispute, said she was not involved in any conspiracy or wrongdoing, when her former client,…
