Mia Perez
ReporterMia Perez is a diasporic CHamoru woman who grew up in San Jose, California. She currently lives in Guåhan and attends the University of Guam, pending to graduate in 2025.
-
On today's news: GVB hosts two fireworks shows for NYE, CNMI Supreme Court assigns off-island judge to local case, & a new Guam Museum exhibit.
-
Right at midnight, the Guam Visitors Bureau will be setting off fireworks in Tumon Bay and Hagåtña Bay. -
On today's news: Guam hearing to be held on seabed mining, CNMI Gov. signs revised fiscal 2026 budget, & a bill introduced to prevent octopus farming.
-
On today's news: U.S. workers made up most of CNMI's workforce in 2024, Ukudu Power Plant news, & 75 third-country workers to live and work in Palau.
-
A free service has returned to help keep Guam’s roads safe during the holiday season. Through Jan. 3, safe rides home will be offered from 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. -
On today's news: CNMI speaks on deep seabed mining, UOG graduation this Sat., & Western Pacific is looking to restore sustainable commercial fishing.
-
Nearly two hundred students will cross the stage this weekend at the University of Guam’s Fanuchånan Commencement. -
On today's news: Plans for Palau's first golf course & CNMI Governor calls for a cleaner, greener, Commonwealth.
-
Lieutenant Governor Joshua Tenorio has wrapped up a week of high-level meetings in Washington, D.C., aimed at advancing Guam’s infrastructure, affordability, and security priorities. -
A call to protect Guam’s aquifer is happening this Saturday at Litekyan. Walk for Water 2025 is an effort to bring attention to the water contamination happening on the island. The walk begins at 8 A-M.
