By Lee Webber The surrounding, breath-taking waters and beautiful jungles of our island beckon the curious resident and visitor alike. At first glance our lands and waters look inviting, warm…
Outgoing Gov. Ralph Torres is leaving behind a broken and broke government. Despite his claims of financial management and there being “no deficit,” the cracks in the wall behind the…
A mutual friend of Guam Public Auditor Benjamin F. Cruz, Jr. vouched for Mr. Cruz’s devotion to his Catholic faith during a tumultuous time for him. Apparently, when Mr. Cruz…
By Peter R. Sgro, Jr., esq. Merry Christmas, Governor Lou Leon Guerrero! Celebrating Christmas, we are yet again blessed that most of us are able to call Guam our home.…
By Lee Webber Well, here we are but how did we get here? Why has the who, what, where, when, why and how of traditional government watchdog journalism been allowed…
By Tim Rohr Per a recent news story in the Pacific Daily News, the Archdiocese of Agana, specifically its vicar general, Father Romeo Convocar, has called on Vice-Speaker Barnes to…
Man banidosu ham yan tatkilo’ na onru para bai en setbe i CNMI yan Guam para bai en pilan kontra corruption, yan i diñåñu pat o sino molestia kontra famalåo’an…
By Tina Sablan It feels like a brand new day in the Marianas. Leila Staffler and I join our fellow Democrats in extending our sincerest congratulations to Governor-elect Arnold Palacios…
By Lee Webber Voting was never meant to be a convenience. It is a civic responsibility in a free republic. There are far too many countries around the world where…
By Glen Hunter For decades I have advocated for those in our community to be active citizens. I have encouraged our residents to speak out against government corruption. I have…
