A three-month extension to long-standing energy credits is one of several measures that managed to pass the Guam Legislature this session. ...

A bill meant to make it easier for parents and students to see sanitation and safety violations at public schools is a step closer to becoming law...

Records at the Guam Election Commission show that 14 out of the 15 senators in the 37th Guam Legislature reported receiving campaign donations from...

The resolution by Senator Jesse Lujan supports an initiative to reinforce Guam’s power, water, and communications infrastructure. The idea is that...

What happens if a Chinese missile strikes a mobile nuclear reactor stationed on Guam? That was among the questions raised by senators during a...

Håfa Adai! Today’s consolidated airline corporations must strike a delicate balance between operational efficiency and profitability. In the quest...

Lights. Cameras. Action. These elements would be the foundation of a safer Tumon as both a temporary and longer-term solution as an impromptu task...

Guam congressional delegate James Moylan met with the United Airlines corporate team aiming to address the inconveniences local residents face when...

From breaking ground on a new public hospital to “peace for all,” some elected leaders shared what they look forward to in 2024. We are facing many...

Editor’s note: The Pacific Daily News asked elected officials what their favorite thing is about Christmas. Below are their responses. Sen. Chris...

A new measure, Bill 220-37, is proposing to add prescription medications to a list of exemptions to the business privilege tax.  Sen. Jesse...

Sen. Telo Taitague and seven other lawmakers have introduced bipartisan legislation that would establish fines for department and agency heads...