If you’re a Guamanian wondering why your June power bill is so high, when fuel rates reportedly only went up on July 1, there’s a reason; and you probably…

Documents show Gov. Ralph Torres’s administration has been using public funds for contracts to family members and campaign associates. In his budget request to the legislature, Mr. Torres also provided…

The following is a news release from the Office of Congressman Michael San Nicolas: S. 3373 passed the House today, completing Congressional passage of a comprehensive veterans package that includes…

The old saying, ‘The writing’s on the wall,’ must be resounding in a legal battle to resolve GovGuam’s most expensive land scam. Guam Waterworks Authority, reeling from a losing streak…

Congressman Michael San Nicolas is renewing his call for Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero to use lingering federal pandemic funds for one of its chief-intended uses by Congress: to pay private…

  A spreadsheet of government obligations of public funds by the Commonwealth government shows the Torres administration’s continued spending spree. The image above is just an excerpt of questionable spending.…

The following is a news release from the Guam Department of Education: Last week, the U.S. Department of Education officially approved the request of GDOE Superintendent Jon Fernandez to reallocate…

Guam senators are considering a 40 percent tax on vape products while ignoring millions in uncollected taxes on cigarettes. Bill No. 263, introduced by Sen. Amanda Shelton on behalf of…

Congressman Michael San Nicolas is supporting legislation by Sen. Clynt Ridgell that would cap gas profits on Guam at 20 percent. The proposed statute, Bill No. 320, would fine gas…

Gov. Ralph Torres is proposing big pay raises in his Fiscal Year 2023 budget, but you’re not included in it. According to his Budget Year 2023 submission to the Commonwealth…