CNMI employers are told that exemptions are possible under President Donald Trump’s H‑1B visa fee order

A bill introduced by Sen. William Parkinson would prohibit the hiring of relatives in the government of Guam

U.S. workers must be given first consideration for any job posted in the CNMI’s labor system, Labor Secretary Leila Staffler said.

On Wednesday, local leaders learned that Guam would lose $6 million in funding for mental health and addiction programs. On Thursday, they learned the funding would be restored.

Imperial Pacific International majority shareholder Lijie Cui will appear before an immigration judge on Jan. 16 at 9 a.m. after being arrested by ICE‑ERO agents for immigration violations.

The University of Guam is holding a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 11 a.m. Friday for the official opening of the School of Engineering.

A bill would tie Guam's minimum wage to the Consumer Price Index, but groups representing businesses say that would drive up prices and further hurt the economy.

DYS reports rise in child‑safety cases; two newborns test positive for meth

Blues by the Bay is happening Sunday, January 25th, at the Marianas Yacht Club at Sasa Bay. The annual fundraiser supports youth sailing development.

In a webinar hosted by Right to Democracy and the America the Beautiful for All Coalition, representatives from citizen groups discussed their efforts to reach community members during the 60-day comment period.