GovGuam could get three years worth of funding this year if a measure co-authored by the congressman becomes law. $2.7B is allotted to GovGu

Public funds are paying Cabinet members and Adelup staffers to deliver food in a hotel being paid to deliver that food themselves.

The governor is ignoring the illegal nature of her son in law's procurement of hotels that pay her bank, and is ordering payments to them.

Essential workers throughout the country will get an additional $13 an hour under legislation Congressman San Nicolas co-sponsored.

Congressman San Nicolas is concerned about unemployed workers who may be left out of unemployment payments if the local government does noth

Nurses, senators, and supporters joined in protest for the governor to do one thing: her job. They are demanding pay they earned.

The vast majority of the governor's cabinet, 9 of 15 senators, and several judges did not file their financial disclosures by legal deadline

Another 20,000 federal cash assistance checks will be mailed out this afternoon. The DRT director was in tears about getting the money out.

Lester Carlson tells Kandit he did in fact know on April 17 that advance payments were made to hotels WITHOUT the concurrence of the GHS/OCD

Wanna make a ton of profit? Buy face masks, get IN, and sell them to the government at an over-inflated price (500% of retail)!

The attorney general's stepmother works for the governor. His office says no corruption investigations have started, and they can be indepen

Bill 355 allows renters, landlords, and homeowners to apply for either complete or partial relief from mortgage or rental payments

More details of the illegal payments to hotels by the administration are emerging, including the revelation that the funding agency never ap

Nurses want to walk out after being shafted by the Leon Guerrero administration on pay, while the governor's staffers & cabinet get paid.

20,000 federal cash assistance checks will be mailed today, and many more are expected to be mailed this week.

Federal unemployment money is one step closer to being paid after feds approve $276 million for Guam.

Sen. Terlaje's office provides the public with this breakdown of what happened at her oversight hearing of the public. health agency.

Sen. Moylan tells the governor that if the budget outlook is as rosy as she says, then pay tax refunds. But he's not buying her team's word.

Local legislation, if passed, will protect tenants from eviction during the public health crisis.

The Legislature's Republican leader says the suffering of the people and the rosy financial picture of the governor are not matching up.