The Port Authority of Guam is projecting $57.1 million in revenue for fiscal 2026, an increase of $2.9 million from last year’s $54.2 million.

By Pacific Island Times News Staff    Sen. Shawn Gumataotao today proposed the abolition of the Office of Civil Defense and the...

Joaquin C. Arriola, from left,  Jacqueline T. Terlaje, Michelle A. Behnke, and Anthony Ciolli. Photo courtesy of Guam Bar Association   ...

U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker, from left, Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero, U.S. Sen. Deb Fischer, and Lt. Gov Josh Tenorio. Photo courtesy of the Office...

A draft plan to award a grant to a competing company to create high-speed internet access across the CNMI has drawn criticism from Docomo Pacific, which claims it not only violates revisions to the program’s criteria but also costs a “staggering” $29 million over its own plan.

Capping off the grueling two weeks of debates and compromises, the Republican-led 38th Guam Legislature today passed the government of Guam’s $1.36 billion budget for fiscal 2026, with $39 million in tax cuts as its centerpiece.

The recent enactment of a measure expanding Guam's early childcare and education system marks a bold step toward promoting early childhood literacy and school readiness in children from birth to eight years old, according to Sen. Sabina Perez.

The Humane World for Animals has recommended increasing annual sterilizations of dogs from the current 4,000 to at least 6,000 per year to reach Guam's target of 85 percent sterilization by 2035, the threshold needed to achieve a steady decline in the free-roaming dog population.

Saipan--CNMI Lt. Gov. Dennis Mendiola and two officials are facing criminal charges for allegedly misusing public funds to rent vehicles and transport one to Rota without authorization.