Guam Legislation

Guam Senator Telo Taitague introduced a bill aimed at boosting transparency and protecting consumers in Guam’s real estate market.

A lawmaker is proposing to lease some of the Chamorro Land Trust Commission CLTC properties for mineral extraction.

Guam lawmakers held a public hearing Monday on Bill 82-38, which proposes changes to how medical malpractice claims are handled on the island.

A bill to return back land previously owned by the descendants of Francisco D. Perez has received mixed reactions from lawmakers and the community.

On Tuesday, the Guam Legislature held a confirmation hearing for two Guam Land Use Commission nominees.

The Guam Department of Administration (DOA) is focusing on strengthening financial oversight and efficiency as it prepares for Fiscal Year 2026.

At a budget hearing for FY26, Department of Corrections officials told lawmakers that a $16M contract to design a new facility has been canceled.

Guam Senator William Parkinson has reintroduced a bill urging mandatory screening for all cargo entering the island.

Senator Sabrina Salas Matanane honored middle school teacher Jorge Emmanuel for his significant contributions to Guam’s history education.

The Guam Legislature wrapped up its June session with a packed agenda. The legislative branch approved past records, introduced new legislation, issued committee reports, and voted on dozens of bills and appointments.