UPDATE: Cecil “Buddy” Orsini has resigned, according to a 5:51 p.m. Friday message from governor’s director of communications Krystal Paco-San Agustin. JMI Edison president Ed Ilao has responded to allegations…
The Office of Public Accountability is accusing a cabinet official of conspiring with a prominent contractor to game a procurement appeal. This is explained in the news release below from…
The Torres administration entered into a $50,000 sole-source contract with the father of Rep. Roy Ada the day before Mr. Ada voted against the impeachment of Gov. Ralph Torres. Secretary…
Real estate broker Matt Strickland may soon be defending himself against criminal allegations he forged two government documents. He has been accused of forging and altering government documents in an…
For Immediate Release Guam poised for access to billions in new federal grants In a letter to the Governor and copied to all Senators and Mayors, Congressman San Nicolas advised…
The government of Guam is in a bind in its ongoing court case against Core Tech International over Lot 10184-7. This is the property, where the Northern District Wastewater Treatment…
Gov. Ralph Torres’s predilection for outrageous spending on the public dime (think: Cheetos and foie gras) is spreading. Or, like a contagion, his example sickened his agencies with viral corruption. How…
The Commonwealth Ports Authority, according to its latest audited financials by Deloitte, has repeated and not resolved several material weaknesses, significant deficiencies, and questioned costs throughout the administration of Gov.…
The Guam Real Estate Commission will meet next Monday and may decide whether to recommend to strip agent and broker Matt Strickland of his licenses. Commissioners will meet Monday to…
By now the Navy has been put on notice that in its continuing negotiations with the governor to lease 102 acres of land at Fadian, Mangilao to GovGuam, they too…
