By Nancy I. Maanao Senators have bookmarked Sen. Jim Moylan's amendment to get rid of deputy directors, and now are debating his...

Jim Moylan doesn't want tax dollars to pay for deputy directors anymore.

Instead of funding critical agencies, 10 senators voted to send $1M of your money to a bank that has denied loans to Guam businesses

Senators unanimously move to fund the nurses and respiratory therapists GMH needs so the island can finally reopen.

In the dead of night, senators authorized $500,000 to the office that pays Sen. Amanda Shelton's brother's salary.

By Nancy I. Maanao news@kanditnews.com Sen. Louise Muna made an impassioned plea to senators to vote for her amendment that will give...

Kandit is monitoring the budget hearings. Senators aligned with the governor are blocking every attempt to cut spending.

Documents show Bic Sobti did not have a business license to sell COVID-19 products.

The Feds are willing to pay the unemployed an extra $300 weekly in Guam & the CNMI, and help implement the program. No action from governors

Republicans want to dispense with other witnesses to the governor's spending before actually calling him to testify on credit cards.

We've uncovered more of the government's business dealings with Bic Sobti in 2020.

IPI says it won't pay its 2020 license fee, and that it's not in default because of COVID-19.

The Commonwealth Legislature is debating a motion to subpoena the governor.

Jim Moylan wants the governor to use federal funds she got to get laptops, tablets, and internet access into the hands of students.

Sen. San Agustin's proposal will underfund tax refunds and yank the budget cushion needed to pay refunds on time.

The unemployed can expect an additional $400 in help per week if the Marianas governors apply for and supplement a new Trump program.

Bic Sobti sold thousands of dollars in supplies and equipment to the airport while he was a member of its board.

Therese Terlaje wants to make sure senators prioritize tax refunds and have the info to budget the right way. Joe San Agustin says IDK.

Bic Sobti didn't just screw over the CNMI government, he also entered into questionable business with GovGuam, documents show.

Two senators want to limit the governor's ability to spend money without regard for the procurement process during emergencies.