Jolene Toves

The Guam Visitors Bureau board meeting Thursday reached its boiling point within minutes of starting but when discussions cooled, GVB management acknowledged that the island's tourism arrivals are “still struggling.”

Just before midnight Friday, a woman was taken to Guam Memorial Hospital after she was hit by a vehicle in Barrigada.

Last week, Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero signed into law the supplemental budget for fiscal year 2025. In that bill is $2.5 million to boost the Guam Cancer Trust Fund, which the current budget law shorted.

The Chancery, up for sale by the Archdiocese of Agana, will soon be a government of Guam property as Adelup officials confirmed that a purchase agreement has been executed to buy the property.

Two source markets that Guam’s tourism economy relies upon are Japan and Korea, both of which have yet to reach prepandemic arrivals numbers. In fact, both are less than 50%

The Guam Diabetes Association held its 25th Annual Diabetes Conference with the theme, “The Sweet Heart and Brain Teaser of Diabetes” over the weekend, but ahead of the conference, doctors

A reported bicycle theft resulted in the arrest of one of the suspects, who allegedly tried to flee on the stolen bicycle from Guam Police Department officers, but he didn't get far.

Guam Police Department officers on patrol encountered a woman on Thursday during a traffic stop, according to a magistrate's complaint filed in the Superior Court of Guam, and what they saw inside the vehicle led to her arrest on suspicion of drug possession.

Christmas is a time of joy and gift giving and with this in mind, a local nonprofit organization is seeking the community’s help in ensuring that children who otherwise would

In response to the increasing number of young people on Guam vaping, acting Gov. Joshua Tenorio called members of the community to action to educate themselves about the dangers of