81st Guam Liberation event July 21

Join us in Guam’s capitol city of Hagåtña for the Liberation Parade Festival July 21, 2025! Witness Guam’s biggest parade of floats as the entire island community gathers for the annual commemoration of the invasion by U.S. military forces on July 21, 1944 …

OUR VIEW: To Guam Education Board, carefully weigh Superintendent Swanson's performance

We urge members of the Guam Education Board to carefully weigh Education Superintendent Erik Swanson’s performance that could cost him his job amidst the loss of federal education funds. Dumping all the old and recent problems in the Guam Department of …

SMB guard going places with Guam quintet

MANILA, Philippines — Like his San Miguel Beer teammates June Mar Fajardo and CJ Perez with Gilas Pilipinas, Jericho Cruz is looking ahead to a busy international slate with Guam. Cruz helped the Guam quintet qualify for the first time in the FIBA Asia Cup …

Petition to President Trump highlights Guam's ongoing political status quest

A University of Guam graduate student has taken an unusual approach to address Guam's political status, petitioning President Donald Trump directly to appoint a presidential representative for the island - a strategy that mirrors successful …

Congratulations to the 329 graduates from the Guam Community College

“For those of us graduating today, we know that our journey may not have always followed the traditional path–but it’s every bit as meaningful–and in many ways, even more remarkable. Some of us came to this college straight out of high school–others came …

Delegate Moylan: Guam to redetermine Medicaid eligibility in Trump's 'big, beautiful bill'

“Again, this is for future planning, it’s not until January 1st of 2029 that new and existing Medicaid recipients would need to show that they are engaged in work, education or community service for at least 80 hours per month,” said Moylan. 

Guam Power Authority collaborates with U.S. Geological Survey to conduct night visual surveys for Brown Treesnake ...

Brown treesnakes cause many unexpected power outages annually. In 2024, brown treesnakes are known to have caused 86 power outages on Guam, with most incidents happening late at night or in the early morning, primarily in southern and central areas. 

GBHWC: Guam's psychology internship program earns national accreditation

The Guam Psychology Internship Program has earned accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of the American Psychological Association, according to the Guam Behavioral Health and Wellness Center. What that means, according to Gov. Lou Leon …

University of Guam opens applications for second Doctoral cohort and will host information sessions

Head of Guam missile defense says project to cost $8B, will be improving 'forever'

Plans for a 360-degree missile system for Guam will cost approximately $8 billion, and the Department of Defense will continue improving on the system’s capability “forever,” according to the Army officer overseeing the project. That $8 billion price tag …