Joe Taitano II

Attorney General Douglas Moylan talks about the significance of the Good Samaritan Award during a ceremony held to honor two of its latest recipients at the Office of the Attorney General in Hagåtña on Oct. 17, 2024.

Foot traffic and spending from the military buildup are keeping hotels and the Guam economy afloat, but other businesses in the tourism sector are worse off with visitor numbers still

Attorney General Doug Moylan says the governor is putting Guam at risk of losing about $100 million in federal American Rescue Plan money meant to build a new hospital.

Members of Guam Fire Department’s rescue personnel utilize motorized watercrafts in assisting two distressed fishermen after they encountered difficulties in the waters behind Jeff’s Pirates Cove in Ipan, Talo’fo’fo’ on the evening of Dec. 17, 2024, according to GFD spokesman Lt. Nick Garrido. Both men refused all medical services after their return to shore.

A look at the fire-gutted interior of a Ford Explorer, left parked near the bridge over the Dante River in Malesso’ on Sept. 23, 2024, after a fire engulfed the vehicle the day before.

The Tamuning Plaza Hotel in Tamuning is shown in this file photo. A restaurant in the building, Ta’lu Eats, was approved for a license to sell alcohol at an Alcoholic Beverage Control meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 18, 2024.

Members of the public with information about a family dog that died after being shot with an arrow on Christmas Eve are encouraged to contact the Guam Police Department, according

Pacific Human Resource Services employees emerge from a stairwell on the ground-level entrance to the GCIC Building in Hagåtña on Jan. 3, 2025. A notice issued by the Department of Public Works, dated Oct. 7, 2024, is posted near the elevator doors, advising visitors of the inability to use the moving platform, due to its “unsafe” nature. A sign posted by PHRS, a business located on the eighth floor, informs their customers that due to “the elevators being non-operational,” the company has temporarily moved some of its services to the second-floor to better accommodate their needs.

Elected lawmakers recite their oath of office, as administered by Supreme Court of Guam Chief Justice Robert J. Torres, during an inaugural ceremony for the 38th Guam Legislature at the Guam Congress Building in Hagåtña on Jan. 6, 2025.

Public Auditor Benjamin Cruz was sworn in for a third term in office Monday, as his office released a plan for seven new audits this year that include a review