The governor isn't saying anything about people's growing fears of car repossessions by banks, but she is duplicating a measure by Congress.

So far, 23 sailors are confirmed to have COVID-19. They have mild symptoms only. The rest of the ship will be limited to the pier at Apra Ha

Congressman Michael San Nicolas did what no one else could - he got war claims passed into law. The President signed HR 1365 today.

While the residents of the Marianas wait for their governors to ease their financial burdens, Congress is providing a solution that is near.

The Navy may be updating its count of sailors from Guam and the NMI who are aboard the U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt now.

GMH is suspending the practice of the viewing of deceased loved ones.

Four sailors from a supercarrier tested positive for COVID-19 and, despite false info from the military and the governor, are at USNH Guam.

It appears that family violence cases are becoming the focus of police response during this COVID-19 crisis.

A bi-partisan deal has been struck between Congress and the President to provide trillions in assistance to American families and businesses

The carrier is in the Philippine Sea, west of Guam. The tests were conducted ashore. Numerous reports are that NBG barracks are being preppe

Public health provides the latest profile of confirmed cases as of 1:30 p.m. March 25

The price of gas might drop if a bill by Sen. Moylan is acted on and passed.

Up to $2k/adult, $1k/child, ban on evictions, foreclosures, and car repossessions, suspension of rent and utilities payments, and more.

2 new cases for a total of 29 so far.

NMI legislators are asking the governor to stop evictions, disconnections, collections, etc.

NMI public school students will learn through the Distance Education Program for the rest of the school year.

GPA provides more information about its services and an update on an unscheduled power outage in Barrigada Heights

We provide to you the full presentation from the Governor's Physician Advisory Group on the grim COVID-19 outlook and hope through intervent

Naval Base Guam is changing its tune on access to its base and allowing more people on, following Guam's congressman's efforts.

The administration of federal justice will continue, despite attempts to derail the U.S. Attorney's Office.