The Guam Daily Post attacked Public Auditor BJ Cruz for his audit exposing Joanne Brown's illegal pay raises. Cruz reminded the Post about..

Despite major private sector layoffs and the $47M impending deficit, Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero has hired hundreds since coming to office.

Joanne Brown is in a lot of trouble. For years she has falsely accused others of thievery. Today, an audit shows she's the crook.

The following is news from the Guam Department of Labor: Claimants who opted for paper checks when applying for Pandemic Unemployment...

History was made today in the CNMI, as the special committee investigating the governor convened for the first time.

The following is news from the Office of Congressman Michael San Nicolas: The establishment of the PPP under the CARES Act passed by the...

A Guam businessman is popping up in more Ralph Torres spending documents; his connections to the governor and others is under scrutiny.

MSN is reaching across the aisle to get a measure passed that will bring financial relief to thousands of Guam renters and landlords.

By Nancy I. Maanao news@kanditnews.com The U.S. House of Representatives has sent to the Senate legislation that will provide renters,...

The Speaker of the CNMI House of Representatives has appointed an investigative committee similar to one that led to the last impeachment.

The Paycheck Protection Program, which originally expired June 30, has been extended by Congress to August 8, 2020.

Congressman San Nicolas included Guam in legislation expected to pass in the House Monday providing rent & mortgage relief.

Not everyone who filed an error-free unemployment application will be paid this week, due to a limitation of resources. DOL provides info.

Civil Defense spokeswoman Jenna Blas from the Joint Information Center said unemployment benefits will be paid according to who filed...

The following is a news release from the Office of Congressman Michael San Nicolas: House Congressional leadership announced today the...

An Adelup staffer disclosed documents showing Adelup had back dated letters that were sent to FEMA for the disputed quarantine hotels.

Gov. Carl Gutierrez believes the Korean conflict will not affect the future of tourism, and has his eyes on Taiwan and the Philippines

Kandit has sent OGA requests for documents from the CNMI Finance Department and the OPM for the pay stubs and overtime authorizations of...

Two senators offer a solution to GovGuam's financial woes: have a company collect cigarette taxes through Tax Stamp Act enforcement.

Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero didn't even try to correct guidance from FNS, and now people on food stamps who get unemployment will need to worry.