The former mayor of Yona, Jesse Mendiola Blas, begged federal Judge Frances Tydingco-Gatewood to release him from prison early in a virtual hearing Tuesday morning, and promised to be a…

Education is the first-ranked priority among voters every election; and, every election, Guam’s politicians promise to fund education as the priority of government. Recently, Kandit exposed a notice from an…

He did it again, and he isn’t even a member of the U.S. House Armed Services Committee. Congressman Michael San Nicolas has announced the House’s passage of the National Defense…

Attorney Mark Smith, now a federally convicted felon, did not like poor people though he profited from the public housing vouchers they provided to him, his former property manager told…

The following is from a news release from the Office of the Governor of Guam: Governor Lou Leon Guerrero and Lieutenant Governor Josh Tenorio with the Department of Public Works…

Though not surprising, it remains stunning in its audacity: Matson, one of the two shippers to and from Guam, will be raising its rates twice in the next two months.…

The following is from a news release from the Office of Sen. Jim Moylan: To prevent the potential abuse by elected officials who have the authority to expend local or…

Congressman Michael San Nicolas, who for months has questioned Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero’s use and non-use of some $600 million in federal coronavirus discretionary funding, went straight to the U.S.…

Ramona Siblang, the real estate agent at the center of a Tumon land interest sale dispute, said she was not involved in any conspiracy or wrongdoing, when her former client,…

Numbers Don’t Lie Special agent Todd Martin Peterson from the Internal Revenue Service Criminal Investigation investigates violations of the Internal Revenue Code involving income tax as well as money laundering…