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The Tower for Humanity’s latest project is nearing completion at the Micronesia Mall.
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GEDA says thousands attended the festival in Shizuoka, between Tokyo and Nagoya.
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Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero said that Guam faces the same problems as the 18 members of the forum, but as an associate member, the island doesn’t get to participate in solving those problems.
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An ICE detainee who died last month at the CNMI Department of Corrections was the same man accused of attacking a Saipan family who had been helping him translate his immigration paperwork, according to a man injured in the assault.
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Consultants presented a feasibility study for a plan to build a new $398.8 million hospital near the Palau airport.
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A social media threat triggered a lockdown at Kagman High School early Wednesday, prompting a coordinated police and school response.
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A new restaurant has opened its doors in Tamuning, offering sandwiches, hot dogs and French fries in a space inspired by car culture.
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The governor told the Pacific Islands Forum leadership conference that Guam's political status should not exclude the island from full participation in the group.
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After hours of searching strong currents off Sugar Dock, responders recovered the body of a 52‑year‑old man who disappeared while swimming Monday morning.
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Surangel Whipps Jr. noted that large airlines all over the world have created alliances, but Pacific carriers are not part of those partnerships.
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Government retirees will receive nearly $1 million in pension payments under a new law signed Friday by Gov. David M. Apatang, who also approved funding for election operations, scholarships and cultural programs.