Del. James Moylan said his office has not received confirmation about the involvement of military members from Guam or the CNMI in the capture of Nicolas Maduro.

The CNMI government opened its new One Stop Business Permitting Center on Dec. 29, a move officials say will streamline the Commonwealth’s business licensing and regulatory process.

Two CNMI Department of Public Safety police officers are under investigation for allegedly assaulting a man with a mental disability in Marpi on Dec. 19.

The CNMI Supreme Court will appoint an off‑island judge to preside over a gas price‑fixing lawsuit.

Right at midnight, the Guam Visitors Bureau will be setting off fireworks in Tumon Bay and Hagåtña Bay.

Agency representatives and members of the public will discuss a federal proposal to lease deep-sea areas near the Mariana Trench for mining critical minerals.

Gov. David M. Apatang has approved a revised fiscal 2026 budget, overturning the $179 million appropriation he signed in October to avert a shutdown.

The measure notes animal welfare and environmental concerns as reasons for banning octopus farming on Guam

The 198-megawatt plant will allow Guam Power Authority to shut down the aging Cabras units in 2026.

The CNMI Department of Labor says U.S. workers made up the majority of the Commonwealth’s labor force in 2024, though the economy continues to rely heavily on foreign labor.