The following is from a news release from the Office of Sen. Mary Camacho Torres: Survivors of violence, stalking, and sexual assault could be granted additional protections to help them…
Guam’s incumbent governor and senators begin this election year with another empty promise: Despite ample warning and resources, scholarship funding has been cut to some University of Guam students. Kandit…
A bipartisan panel of lawmakers in the CNMI House of Representatives have proposed two measures calling for a trio of direct payments to CNMI residents: Bonus pay for retirees A…
Gov. Ralph Torres likely will be impeached by the CNMI House of Representatives by the time January ends. On its first day and within the first hour of its first…
The CNMI government is allowing thousands of federal unemployment claimants to jump the line, utilizing a ‘hardship’ process struck down by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in 2013 as…
The following is from a news release from the Office of Sen. Mary Torres: Bipartisan legislation sponsored by Senator Mary Camacho Torres and nine other senators to create minimum standards for…
(Editor’s note: This is one of a two-part series on the collection of sin taxes on Guam. This first part is about the tobacco tax. The second part deals with…
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…
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,…
