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Two women have been ordered to pay more than $500,000 and will serve federal prison terms for defrauding the CNMI Public School System.
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A Saipan woman who posed as a wealthy investor and targeted older women across several states has been sentenced to 71 months in federal prison for a fraud scheme that caused more than $769,000 in losses.
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A federal judge has allowed a former dishwasher’s wage‑and‑hour lawsuit against the operator of Shirley’s Coffee Shop to move forward, finding the claims sufficient to proceed and not subject to dismissal at this early stage.
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A former CNMI Superior Court law clerk has filed a federal lawsuit accusing the judiciary and the Office of the Attorney General of pursuing a retaliatory criminal case against him after he reported workplace harassment. The suit follows the overturning of his 2024 sexual‑assault conviction and alleges coordinated misconduct by judicial and executive officials.
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Lorna R. Maramba, a Philippine national, pleaded guilty to possessing a false identification document with the intent to defraud the United States
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A Philippine national was arrested after attempting to leave the CNMI using two fake U.S. permanent resident cards.
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The U.S. District Court for the Northern Mariana Islands has postponed this year’s CNMI High School Mock Trial Competition to March 5 and 6.
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Twenty-eight new U.S. citizens were sworn in Monday at the District Court for the NMI.
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Senior Judge Alex Munson dies at 84; honored for decades of service across the Pacific.
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CNMI men sentenced for smuggling migrants from Saipan to Guam