Between 2010 and 2020, Guam lost 5,522 residents—a 3.5 percent decline, while most American communities were growing. School enrollment dropped 15 percent at the elementary level and 16 percent at middle schools. These are real families who weighed the cost of staying and chose to leave.

By Peter Santos One of my favorite quotes is: “Whether you think you can, or you think you can’t, you are right.” – Henry Ford. For years, I have been advocating for a “preventative law” approach to the government of Guam’s operations and revolutionizing procurement here in Guam. I recently went on the Podcast of Rob the Innovation Coach and during that conversation, I told Rob that when it comes to procurement, Guam is past needing innovative fixes and needs to revolutionize

By Joseph Arriola On this island, we argue about everything—rates, outages, bills, politics—but there is one thing almost nobody disputes: the men and women of the Guam Power Authority who work out in the field are some of the hardest-working, most disciplined professionals serving our community. They don’t get parades. They don’t get press conferences. They don’t get the luxury of waiting for “better conditions.” They get a radio call, a pole number, and a job that has to be