There was a relentless effort throughout the election of 2010 to keep Eddie Calvo from becoming governor by blaming a $100 million insurance contract he had nothing to do with…
The public health emergency has been bad for business, shuttering shops, laying off employees, reducing hours, and causing greater homelessness and poverty. But for the bank the governor owns, business…
Armed with a fresh set of appropriations in the new fiscal year budget, Gov. Ralph Torres has continued his spree of political hiring today with the recruitment of Marie Salas-Igitol…
Governor Lou Leon Guerrero’s campaign says she already is addressing the high cost of living on Guam and has even more to offer if reelected. Her opponent, former Gov. Felix…
By Lee Webber If you take the time to ask almost any politician on Guam (or anywhere for that matter), they will tell you that public education is an extremely…
The following is a news release from the Office of Congressman Michael San Nicolas: In a hearing of the Financial Services Committee, Guam Congressman Michael F.Q. San Nicolas highlighted the…
The republicans and democrats are drawing clear lines between each other in a race for governor of Guam. Former Gov. Felix Camacho says he offers leadership, where all families can…
The candidates for governor of Guam both plan to support the Department of Education to repair and build schools. Their promises are responses to Kandit’s questions and coverage of dangerous…
By Jose Dela Cruz Aside from the issue of competency in commonwealth government leadership, a second major issue confronting the people of the CNMI is the commonwealth’s non-performing economy. The…
From general repairs to double sessions to a brand new F.B. Leon Guerrero Middle School. These are the options and contingency plans on the table for the Yigo school, according…
