Joe Taitano II

Tropical disturbance Invest 99W will likely develop into a significant tropical cyclone, but forecasters say it poses no threat to Guam and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.

Ratepayers are a step closer to a power rate hike that would send the average residential bill up by about $58 starting in July, with approval coming from the Consolidated

Attorney General Douglas Moylan’s office wants to sit down with Adelup and other government agencies to discuss a possible settlement of four legal cases involving a proposed Mangilao hospital and

The Guam Housing and Urban Renewal Authority’s main office in Sinajana will get a $208,127.42 overhaul, with the GHURA board approving an intent to award a modernization contract Tuesday.

Gasoline prices at Mobil Guam stations dropped by 15 cents per gallon Wednesday morning, putting the price of regular grade gas at $5.979 and premium at $6.369.

There’s no word back from a potential cannabis grower and a possible testing lab operator whose government credentials have expired, according to Wednesday’s Cannabis Control Board meeting.

No sensitive information was lost in a recent cyberattack that resulted in a lockout from multiple government of Guam websites, acting Chief Technology Officer Bea Santos said, but the attack

Excess annual leave accrued by employees could put the government of Guam on the hook for millions of dollars in payouts, with still no tally from the Leon Guerrero Administration

Medical emergency? An ambulance ride could go from under $200 to more than $1,000 if the Guam Fire Department implements new fees.

Controlled drug buys by local and federal law enforcement led to the arrest of five people found with methamphetamine, drug paraphernalia, and unregistered firearms last week, according to a magistrate’s