A ceasefire of journalistic ethics for Palestine and a night at the Hyatt
By Mabel Doge Luhan My Cyber Monday started well! Not only did I have a big, healthy morning shit, but so did the Saipan Tribune! Their truly coprophilous article, “Hyatt…
Feds screw up. Appeals court makes Hansen Helicopters executive a free man
The U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals blamed a federal prosecutor for causing double jeopardy to apply to one of the defendants in the massive Hansen Helicopters case. And now…
Administration goes after Wiseman for alleged tax debt
The Palacios administration appears to be getting very serious about the collection of unpaid taxes, as it has filed a federal tax lien against David A. Wiseman, a name identically…
Federal warrants: Cop was major drug trafficker
A Guam Police Department officer, who was a drug-detection K-9 handler and also served on federal task forces against drug trafficking and illegal firearms, was a major meth trafficker, according…
AG investigating GWA for causing potholes, not fixing them properly
The Office of the Attorney General of Guam launched a formal civil and criminal investigation into Guam Waterworks Authority for its failure to fix road pavement it damages following its…
$100 GPA credit applied to accounts today
Guam Power Authority received the money the legislature appropriated to reduce power bills by $100 every month from October to December. The first credit was applied to all accounts Wednesday…
Nonstop sues Bank of Saipan for BOOST costs; exhibits show pass throughs to media companies
Nonstop Corporation, owned by Rob Travilla, has sued the Bank of Saipan for money Nonstop claims the bank owes it for services rendered for the controversial Building Optimism, Opportunities, and…
Show off your car and make Christmas brighter for a child from Yigo
This coming Sunday you can show off your car at the East West Building in Upper Tumon, donate a toy that will be gifted to a student who lives in…
Several construction companies operating without meeting licensing requirements
An Office of Public Accountability review of how licenses for contractors have been issued has revealed 20 construction contractors, or 13 percent of the 158 contractors on Guam, were non…
IPI owner wanted by Chinese government; court documents declare him ‘mafia boss’
The owner of the Saipan casino championed by the former CNMI governor, is wanted by the People’s Republic of China and has been deemed the head of a criminal syndicate…
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