A homeless couple watches a bulldozer demolish their shanties on Route 16 in Harmon. Photo courtesy of OHAPP By Pacific Island Times News...

The Guam Department of Education used pandemic funds to cover regular salaries.

 Cutting the business privilege tax from 5 percent to 4 percent will not make a dent in consumer prices, Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero said.

This is central to Moylan's “Dignity Project,” an initiative that aims to give a helping hand to Guam’s homeless.

A $200 million, 50-bed hospital for women and children may soon rise at Ypao Point in Guam.

  Guam Del. James Moylan said H.R. 380 “represents a step in the right direction in solving maritime disparities in the U.S."

The U.S. Department of Transportation has waived the domestic procurement requirement for U.S. Pacific territories and the freely associated

The discretionary parole policy for Chinese tourists seeking to enter the Northern Marianas visa-free will be terminated on Feb. 20, and off

The U.S. Marine Corps commandant has expressed misgivings about relocating thousands of Marines from Okinawa to Guam, warning it will weaken

By Pacific Island Times News Staff Guam Memorial Hospital today announced new security protocols beginning Jan. 21 at 8 a.m. to help...

By Pacific Island Times News Staff Sen. William A. Parkinson on Tuesday introduced a bill that would mandate emergency health care...

The ADUs, commonly referred to as "granny flats" or "in-law suites," are designed to offer flexible housing options for families.