U.S. District Court of Guam chief judge Frances Tydingco-Gatewood admonished the island’s political and justice systems in a written order denying the early release request of Jesse Blas. Mr. Blas,…
It’s final. The Liberty machines and associated gaming devices that led to so much violence and destruction on Guam will not be coming back unless senators allow it. In breaking…
The University of Guam’s top scholarship official told senators in a May budget hearing that an additional $500,000 was needed so UOG could afford its scholarship programs; and senators increased…
Joey Terlaje, former superior court marshal and deputy director of the island’s prison, has been indicted by a Grand Jury of the Superior Court of Guam for the felonious restraint…
A bipartisan majority of the members of the Commonwealth House of Representatives have introduced articles of impeachment against Gov. Ralph Torres. If impeached by a two-thirds vote of the House,…
Guam’s taxpayers forked out $4,506,406 before the pandemic to fund the salaries of the University of Guam’s 52 managers. To place this into perspective, that’s one manager for every 10…
Lt. Gov. Arnold Palacios has issued a sternly-written statement critical of Gov. Ralph Torres’s lawsuit against the CNMI House Judiciary and Governmental Operations Committee. Mr. Palacios’s statement follows: “It is…
Speaker Edmund Villagomez has officially requested Attorney General Edward Manibusan to prosecute Gov. Ralph Torres for contempt of the Legislature. Contempt is a crime, according to 1 CMC §1306. According…
The following is the transcription of Rep. Donald Manglona’s remarks December 14, 2021, immediately preceding a unanimous vote by the CNMI House Judiciary and Governmental Operations Committee to hold Gov…
