William Parkinson

Parkinson said he is not blaming the data centers for the current power emergency, but he said the public should understand how much electricity existing data centers consume and how much additional demand may be coming.

The plan, which was amended by senators, provided up to $13.36 million for typhoon expenses, $7.63 million for child care and $17.65 million for the airport.

The bill requires the Guam Visitors Bureau board, rather than the general manager, to approve travel.

The Jones Act, a 1920 shipping law, has been blamed for high prices on Guam. But politicians have mixed opinions on whether a 60-day waiver will provide much relief for island consumers.

Guam Sen. William Parkinson has introduced a bill for $100 energy credits for six months, while Attorney General Douglas Moylan wants a meeting with fuel company representatives.

Forty-two people testified Wednesday on Sen. Don Parkinson's proposal to move a political status proposal forward. Almost all were opposed to the bill.

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

In November, the groundbreaking for the reconstruction of Simon Sanchez High School was canceled after a bid protest halted demolition.

The crime of “nonconsensual image depiction” would be a third-degree felony