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.
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Officials outline critical road maintenance and safety improvements during the Island Beautification Task Force’s monthly meeting. -
The non-profit organization, Guam Skate Network, is spearheading Guam's very first Olympic Skateboarding team. KPRG's Mia Perez reports on this journey and what's to come. -
Guam’s native birds vanished after brown tree snakes arrived. KPRG's Mia Perez reports on how community leaders are working to protect what’s left.
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A billion-dollar expansion, border crossings, and Guam’s Olympic skateboarding journey. Episode 3 of Current Perspectives explores bold pursuits.
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Bird conservation specialists find wild Sihek eggs for the first time in over 30 years. -
The search continues for a missing boater off Guam’s coasts. 58-year-old Jeffery Hattori did not return to Hagatna’s Boat Basin on Saturday, April 12. -
Kagman Community Health Center and Brabu Pharmacy are teaming up to make prescriptions more affordable with what they're calling the Isla Care Pass. -
Guam Legislature’s approval of Bill 58-38 for UOG grants funding without hiking the price of tuition. -
The 2025 Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education designates UOG as a Research college and university. -
The second episode of Current Perspectives explores grit, drive, and high stakes — from a CNMI business owner's fight to survive to Guam's battle against brown tree snakes.
