A Democratic House, a Republican White House: What It Could Mean for Guam and CNMI. Candidates Explain.

The four candidates for Guam and CNMI delegates to the U.S. House of Representatives weighed in on the likelihood that Congress could flip to Democrat control, and who is best able to translate that possibility into gains for the Mariana Islands. Major …

Choi-wan moves away, but Guam’s wind and rain linger

Tropical Storm Choi-wan has passed Guam and is moving away, but the island is not out of it yet. A monsoon surge trailing the storm will keep strong, gusty winds and rain over Guam and Rota through the weekend, and Choi-wan itself is forecast to become a …

Busy Week for Guam Police Battling Violent Crimes

The Office of the Attorney General of Guam has filed separate magistrate’s complaints in the Superior Court of Guam this week following a series of unconnected violent crimes resulting in multiple arrests. Dededo Shovel Rampage Damages Multiple Vehicles …

Guam's cultural board nixes DNA testing request for ancestral remains

The Department of Chamorro Affairs Board of Trustees rejected a request Thursday to remove 120 samples from ancestral remains on Guam for DNA testing in Sweden, citing unanswered questions about community benefits, ethics, data use and how the remains …

China truce does not alter proposed seabed-mining sale near Guam

China has agreed to extend a broader trade truce with the United States, easing, at least temporarily, pressure over the supply of rare earths and other critical minerals. It has not slowed a federal plan to lease five seabed areas off the Northern Mariana …

Rider Mentor Program expands motorcycle safety training on Guam

The Department of the Air Force Rider Mentor Program trainer course was held at Andersen Air Force Base for the first time Sept. 24–25, 2026. Nine U.S. Air Force and U.S. Marine Corps service members participated in the course to expand motorcycle safety …

Korean Airlines wants to cut seat capacity to Guam, blames weak demand

Son of Guam Promoted by Navy

Logistics Specialist Chief (LSC) Nathan John Griffin Rupley, a Guamanian, was promoted to the rank of Chief Petty Officer in a pinning ceremony aboard the USS Ronald Reagan on September 16, according to his sister Miriam Rupley. According to Ms. Rupley, …

Guam Brings the Fun to Tourism EXPO Japan as Show Goes Global with WTTC

TOKYO — Guam tourism took center stage at Tourism EXPO Japan 2026, bringing CHamoru culture, island cuisine, music and hospitality to more than 183,000 visitors as one of Japan’s biggest tourism events strengthened its global role through a new partnership …

'Win for Guam': Thursday marks 4% BPT rate for Guam's businesses

Thursday marked the start of fiscal year 2027 for the government of Guam, but also the start for businesses to pay half-percentage point less for their Business Privilege Taxes. Guam Chamber of Commerce chairman Edward G. Untalan said Oct. 1 is a …