The Guam attorney general is waging a campaign against panhandling on two premises, road safety and fighting a culture of entitlement. Douglas Moylan’s detractors and critics of his campaign are…
Locals and tourists alike have a renewed outlet for fun with family and friends. On January 10, the LeoPalace Guam’s Strike Zone bowling alley and adjacent Sana Bar reopened. “These…
The voters might have given Guam Governor Lou Leon Guerrero a new legislative majority that will help her to fix the critical problems at Guam Memorial Hospital’s current facility, not…
Opinion by David Lubofsky for Kandit News & Views Panhandling laws have been challenged often in the USA as it is aligned with First Amendment rights. Some places restrict locations…
The Thirty-eighth Guam Legislature has been in office for fewer than five full days, and one of its members already faces an ethics probe. Attorney Thomas Fisher, a former senator,…
A Saipan senator and the Northern Marianas College’s vice president established an informal agreement with the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office to promote educational tourism to Saipan, Tinian, and Rota,…
Republicans are hungry for Adelup. With two confirmed candidates for governor and five rumored to be exploring their chances, seven Republican men are out in the community asking voters either…
Telo Taitague, barely reelected to the Guam Legislature into the new Republican majority, broke the island’s transparency laws when she failed to disclose her text messages with Attorney General Douglas…
Carlos Pangelinan and I reached back into our days as members of the Republican Party of Guam to forecast whether the new Republican majority in the legislature will bring much-anticipated…
Arnold Palacios, armed with data, numbers, and a recognition of his administration’s shortcomings, said in an interview with Kandit Tuesday morning, that the public should expect a more aggressive agenda,…
