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Gov.-elect Tony Ada and Lt. Gov.-elect E.J. Calvo said their incoming administration will open cabinet and senior staff positions to public applicants, with an emphasis on professional experience, qualifications, and commitment to public service rather than political affiliation.

The Guam Bureau of Women’s Affairs is accepting proposals from qualified organizations seeking federal funding for programs addressing domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking.

A conference focused on Guam’s political future brought together government officials, educators, students, and community members for a broader discussion on sovereignty.

Adelup spokesperson John Ryan said power outages Tuesday night drained the battery backup bank at Office of Technology, and most agencies were up and running by mid-morning Wednesday.

Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero is promoting Guam as a destination for foreign investment at the Select USA Investment Summit in Maryland.

Governor Lou Leon Guerrero has issued Executive Order No. 2026-02, providing temporary tax relief for residents and businesses in anticipation of the impacts of Super Typhoon Sinlaku.

In her final State of the Island speech, Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero reflected on the past seven years, and issued warnings about the budget and federal funding.

The hearing on Bill 4-38, which began last week, will continue Friday afternoon.

The Judiciary of Guam formally installed Katherine Maraman as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Guam yesterday morning during a ceremony at the Guam Judicial Center Atrium.

A bill introduced by Sen. William Parkinson would prohibit the hiring of relatives in the government of Guam