John O'connor

The District Court of Guam has dismissed claims against two officers, one retired, named in a police brutality lawsuit filed in August 2024.

Guam Power Authority officials appeared before lawmakers Thursday to testify on Bill 345-38, a measure that would authorize the utility to issue new revenue bonds.

Republicans are presenting a united front as Guam moves toward the 2026 general election, with former Govs. Joseph Ada, Felix Camacho and Eddie Calvo joining as honorary chairs for the

Sens. Chris Barnett and Sabina Perez have introduced the Guam Head Start Standards Act, or Bill 350-38, a measure intended to prevent changes in federal Head Start regulations from "unintentionally

The District Court of Guam has denied a motion for summary judgment or dismissal of counts filed by three Guam Police Department officers still part of the police brutality case at the federal court.

Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero has allowed the revised budget bill to lapse into law instead of appending her signature, although her concerns with the measure have more to do with

An investigative audit by the Office of Public Accountability, conducted in collaboration with the internal audit office of the Guam Department of Education, found significant deficiencies in contract administration, procurement

The Public Utilities Commission has authorized the Guam Waterworks Authority to implement a 6.25% increase to all nonlifeline water and wastewater rate components and a 3.55% increase to the legislative surcharge, effective Oct. 1, the start of fiscal 2027.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is awarding more than $16 million for disaster resilience and hazard mitigation projects at Guam Memorial Hospital and the University of Guam, according to a release from Guam Del. James Moylan.