Torres law brings in federal funds to fight sexual assault
The following is from a news release from the Office of Senator Mary Torres: A local law authored by Senator Mary Camacho Torres to terminate the parental rights of rapists…
OPINION: Gaming industry rife with scams, deceit
By James Chua [email protected] To the Honorable Representatives of the House, and for the people of the Commonwealth, it will be an honor and pleasure to share my personal views…
AG says man damaged property with bat, threatened witness
The prosecutor’s declaration of probable cause follows in this case:
San Nicolas & Moylan friendship fuel election year rumors
Republican Sen. Jim Moylan recently was in Washington, D.C. and met up with Guam Congressman Michael San Nicolas, a Democrat. The two have enjoyed a cordial working relationship, despite their…
Full Medicaid coverage enhanced and extended for both Guam & CNMI
$133M and more annually for Guam The following is from a news release from the Office of Congressman Michael San Nicolas today: In recent notification from the Energy and Commerce…
Possible storm being monitored by weather experts
A weather system located about 621 nautical miles east of Guam, brewing near Chuuk, is the subject of a recent post by the U.S. National Weather Service. “We are continuing…
First batch of Child Tax Credit payments processed
View the news release from the Guam Department of Revenue and Taxation about this below: DRT Announces First Payments for Advance CTC Processed for Guam Residents
DEADLINE September 27: Get vaccinated, or test weekly… or else
By Monday next week, GovGuam executive branch employees either will have to show proof of at least one vaccine shot, or submit to weekly coronavirus testing. For non-Department of Education…
WATCH: GDOE official answers your questions on whether to send your kids back to school
If you’re a public school parent and you’re wondering whether your kid needs to start going back to school next week Monday (September 27), then watch this short clip. In…
Governor charging thousands a month in utilities to taxpayers
Gov. Ralph Torres has been consuming thousands to tens of thousands of dollars a month in water and power services. And the Commonwealth’s taxpayers have been footing the bill. Kandit…
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