Congressman Michael San Nicolas has entered the fight to have ancestral lands at Fadian condemned and held by the U.S. Navy since 1950 returned to the pre-condemnation owners and their…

If you live in Santa Rita, Tamuning-Tumon-Harmon, Agana Heights, Asan-Maina, Chalan Pago-Ordot, or Piti, chances are you live in a home that does not struggle with the common financial worries…

In 2013, then-Gov. Eddie Calvo and the late Speaker Ben Pangelinan, who had been political enemies, set aside their differences to quitclaim the government of Guam’s interest in military-held land…

A sign has gone up along the back road to Andersen Air Force Base that is a precursor to a fight original landowners are willing to have with the governor…

Here is the full text of her address: Håfa Adai! On Tuesday, we reported 210 positive COVID-19 cases, our highest case count in a single day since October 29, 2021,…

Despite Public Auditor Benjamin Cruz’s audit alleging Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero’s former legal counsel – Haig Huynh – broke the law in the multimillion-dollar procurement of a hotel in early…

Governor Lou Leon Guerrero presents Port Employee Shawn Cepeda with the Governor’s COVID Response Commemorative pin during the agency’s Christmas luncheon on December 22, 2021. The pin honors front-liners who…

The following is from a news release from the Office of Sen. Mary Torres: Bipartisan legislation sponsored by Senator Mary Camacho Torres and nine other senators to create minimum standards for…

(Note: The late Gov. Carlton Skinner is pictured below. Mr. Skinner conveyed property encompassing about one-third the land area of the island to the U.S. Navy the week prior to…

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.…