San Agustin authored 2018 law that benefited indicted residents, club he belonged to
Sen. Joe San Agustin on July 11, 2018 authored a law that changed bingo laws to the financial benefit of the Guam Shrine Club in which he is a member,…
AG moves to depose Ralph Torres
CNMI Attorney General Edward Manibusan, following a long-held suspicion that Ralph Torres used public funds to pay for his defense while in office, is asking the Superior Court to allow…
Guam senator in Shriners during time of alleged illegal conspiracy
Sen. Joe San Agustin was one of the few members of the Guam Shrine Club at the height of an alleged illegal gambling and money laundering conspiracy involving the local…
BREAKING NEWS: Memo states DOE firing school aides because of 22% pay raise costs, Barnett pauses layoffs as GDOE finds solution
Sen. Chris Barnett said the new superintendent of education has paused a decision by the Guam Department of Education made yesterday that will lead to scores of school aides losing…
AG’s employees excluded from pay raise as corruption investigations start, though no legal exclusions exist in appropriations law
Several senators, including the one in charge of the government’s budget oversight, are willing to correct a so-called oversight in the appropriation of funds to cover the cost of the…
Help for Barbara Meno’s funeral expenses
A few days ago in Oakland, Guam native Barbara Meno died in her sleep. The elderly woman did not have much money, and her family needs help to give her…
Mayor under indictment: ‘It was the governor’
Indicted Inalahan Mayor Anthony Chargualaf, in a story in The Guam Daily Post, said Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero directed the hiring of Richard Ybanez as the interim executive manager of…
Fisher suing DOE’s Ike Santos for theft of education funds
Sen. Tom Fisher will be filing a lawsuit against Ignacio “Ike” Santos, the Administrator of Federal Programs for the Guam Department of Education, for unlawfully certifying $640,000 in overtime compensation.…
Murder charges: Quinata killed Susuico over drug deal
According to charges brought in court today against Cynthia Quinata, the 46-year-old Pagat woman killed Jason Susuico in January over a drug deal gone bad. You may read the allegations…
Weathering the storm: A Fourth of July reflection of Fr. Will Mamangun
I was in Mass today, celebrated by Fr. Will Mamangun, a soft-spoken homilist, who delivers powerful messages. After Mass, I asked him to send me a copy of his homily,…
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